U.K. women partners are behind; foreigners flock to China for LL.M.s; Florida law school guarantees bar passage; Arizona cuts law school tuition; and Korean American sues CVS for using racial epithet.
April 26, 2013 at 05:52 AM
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1. Female partners in the U.K. are still in the dungeons. The Queen rules, and the Iron Maiden’s shadow still looms large, but female lawyers in Britain are even worse off than their American sisters. . .
2. Can’t get a job in the U.S? How about getting an LL.M. in China? The degree is attracting increasing number of foreigners. . .
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