Weekly Legal Education Roundup

• AALS, Statements Of Good Practices For Faculty Recruitment, Hiring, Retention, And Resignation
• Chronicle of Higher Education Op-Ed (Alan Levinovitz), Are Colleges Getting Disability Accommodations All Wrong?
• Paul Caron (Dean, Pepperdine), The Great Unfinished Pepperdine Caruso Law Symphony
• Daily Business Review, Senior Partners Approach $3,000 an Hour, As More Billing Rate Hikes Expected in 2025
• Florida Bar, July 2024 Florida Bar Exam Results: For The First Time In Ten Years, Florida International Is Not #1
• Jewish News of Northern California, Architect of Israeli Judicial Coup Hounded Off Stage by Unusual Mix of Protesters at Berkeley
• David Lat (Original Jurisdiction), Asked And Answered: Should I Join FedSoc?

• David Lat (Original Jurisdiction), Protesters Disrupt An Event At A Top Law School
• Law360, King & Spalding Fights Bias Suit Over Summer Program
• Law360, Law Firm Reactions To Campus Protests May Chill DEI Efforts
• Brian Leiter (Chicago), The New Timetable of the Law School Hiring Market
• Derek Muller (Notre Dame) & Mike Spivey, Projected 2025-26 U.S. News Law School Rankings: 1-11
• The Recorder, California Bar Examiners Endorse Switch to Kaplan Exam
• Reuters, Cutting 'Race and Ethnicity' From ABA's Law School Diversity Rules Goes Too Far, Critics Say
• Roundup, Legal Ed News
• Salt Lake City Tribune, BYU Law School Dean Contributed to Project 2025 — and Then Later Had His Name Removed
• Sloan Speck (Colorado), Zoom as an In-Person Learning Platform