Kim Kardashian just shared with the world that she unfortunately failed the California state bar exam, meaning she cannot ...

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Halsey is apparently studying constitutional law while quarantined. The “You Should Be Sad” singer, 25, included a close-up of a book of constitutional law studies by Erwin Chemerinsky in a recent ...

Whether mastering introspective lyricism or perfecting the art of cosplay, Halsey has proven time and again that there are many sides to her persona. But her latest venture might be her most ...

Embarking on a major or minor in law at college is more than just a stepping stone to becoming an attorney. It brings surprising opportunities and benefits that can impact your life in multiple ways.

After years of advocacy work surrounding prison reform, Kim Kardashian decided to follow in the footsteps of her late father, ...

The legal world continues to be more international with more attorneys doing international mergers and acquisitions, arbitrations, and global compliance. Even attorneys whose focus is on domestic ...

"Stranger Things" star Millie Bobby Brown filed a lengthy complaint against co-star David Harbour ahead of filming the show's fifth season, the Daily Mail reported. Brown, who plays Eleven/Jane Hopper ...

The reality star announced in April that she hoped to take the bar in 2022 Kim Kardashian West is spending her Labor Day doing something a little different this year: studying for the bar exam. The ...

The COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically changed the focus of law school deans, according to the American Law School Dean Study, released today by the Association of American Law Schools (AALS). Due to ...

A preliminary draft of the study analyzed the performance of all federal judges under age 55 who were active between January ...

What many on the right have suspected, a study confirms: Politically active professors at top law schools overwhelmingly tend to be Democrats, according to a paper that will be published this fall in ...