Weekly Legal Education Roundup

• ABA Journal, Law Grads Sue Over ‘Barmageddon,’ Seek Refund of Software Fee and Punitive Damages
• ABA Journal, What Kind of Jobs Are JD Advantage?
• Above the Law, ExamSoft Sued in Illinois
• American Lawyer, NALP's Fuzzy Definition of 'JD Advantage', by Matt Leichter
• Elizabeth Chambliss (South Carolina), Law School Training for Licensed 'Legal Technicians'?, 65 S.C. L. Rev. 579 (2014)
• Michael Colatrella (McGeorge), Learning 'The True, the Good and the Beautiful' in Law School
• Faculty Lounge, The ExamSoft Bar Question
• Ken Hirsh (Cincinnati), “Biggest Bar Exam Disaster Ever?” Was More a Fender Bender
• Law Deans on Legal Education Blog, SEALS v. AALS, by I. Richard Gershon (Dean, Mississippi)
• Legal Times, Georgetown Law Prof Victoria Nourse Joins Biden's Legal Team
• National Jurist op-ed, The Problem With Dumping the LSAT, by Robert Steinbuch (Arkansas)
• National Law Journal, Angry Bar Candidates Sue Over Exam Software Problems
• National Law Journal, Case Western Puts Off Search for Permanent Dean
• New York Law Journal, Once a Critic, New Law Dean Now a Champion of Cornell
• PrawfsBlawg, SEALS v. AALS, by Howard Wasserman (Florida International)