Pro bono is nice, but it helps to get paid. This week we track fees from the Law School Admission Council's litigation woes, an IPO for investment bank Houlihan Lokey and Monsanto lobbying.
August 27, 2015 at 06:39 PM
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On-campus interview season is upon us, and for some would-be legal eagles, getting a jump on a law firm career could soon be easier.
The National Law Journal reports that the Law School Admission Council—the body that administers the Law School Admission Test—has until late October to revise its disability accommodation policies following an Aug. 7 decision by a federal magistrate judge in a class action test case against the Newtown, Pennsylvania-based nonprofit.
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