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...a sample of the median salaries of tenured law professors: University of Iowa College of Law, $184,800; University of California Hastings College of...
...attorneys will receive the equivalent of 90 percent of the in...tuition and fees at the University of South Dakota School of...
...February 2012 in Dobkin's nearly identical lawsuit against the University of Iowa College of Law. "On the record before us...
...a classic exposition of what constitutes an...fans of the University of South Carolina...in a Swarthmore College commencement address won...
...weighed in on a range of legal issues in these pages...distinguished professor of law, The University of California, Irvine School of...
...in the news of late. The recent lawsuit against the University of Iowa College of Law over a charge of anti-conservative political bias...
...judge has held. U.S. District Chief Judge William Skretny of Buffalo, N.Y., on October 22 dismissed a complaint that Mark Sacha...
...The question of whether the University of Iowa College of Law discriminated against a job candidate because of her...
...A would-be law professor who claims the University of Iowa College of Law passed her over for a full-time teaching...
...Committee for Freedom of the Press announced...the Philip Merrill College of Journalism at the University of Maryland. Brown...
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