Tag Archives for " student debt "

Relieving student loan debt: the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program

26 January 2011 –  We have posted a number of stories on the student debt issue which you can read by clicking here.   Bill McDonald who writes the L4L blog has also been running a series titled

Continue reading

A Case of Supply v. Demand: Law schools are manufacturing more lawyers than America needs

  29 October 2010 — There is an excellent piece in Slate on the issue that demand for lawyers has fallen off a cliff, both due to the short-term crisis of the recession and long-term changes to

Continue reading

Law Professor Supports Scambloggers, Calls for Colleagues to “Wake Up to Casualties of Our Enterprise”

There is a very good legal blog brought to our attention by Legal Blog Watch called Balkinization.  Lots of great posts on the law and the legal profession. Recently they ran a story on the growing

Continue reading

New Attorney Loan Forgiveness Program

New Loan Repayment Program for Civil Legal Aid Attorneys Apply by August 16 to participate in the U.S. Department of Education’s new Civil Legal Assistance Attorney Student Loan Repayment Program. Successful

Continue reading

Options for Managing Law School Student Loan Debt

The average law student who graduated from a private university in 2008 borrowed more than $91,500 on the way to earning that degree, and in 2009 the figure was more than $100,000, according to the nonprofit

Continue reading

100 Blog Posts About Going To Law School

  There are a large number of law students who are members of The Posse List, as well non-law students who follow our articles and have written to us about attending law school. So we thought we’d

Continue reading