University of Detroit Mercy's inaugural online class will include 25 students who will begin their studies next fall.

The program—the state's first fully online J.D.—will be part-time, allowing students to obtain a J.D. in four years.

The University of Detroit Mercy sees a market for the part-time, online JD currently taught on its Detroit campus. The University of Detroit Mercy is rolling out what it says is the first fully online ...

Arizona is what some legal experts call a 'legal desert,' and some believe a one-year legal education program could help ...

If companies fail to comply with new rules regulating Big Tech, they may face penalties such as fines of up to 10% of their ...

Kentucky lawmakers heard an update on a new law that allows school boards to apply for waivers for “schools of innovation." ...

A Bucks County judge has continued a hearing on a request to freeze a controversial immigration enforcement program. He urged ...

Schools in Washington reopened late last month against the backdrop of a law enforcement surge that brought masked ...

Wayne State's Board of Governors thanked President Kimberly Espy for her service and appointed 53-year-old Bierschbach as interim president.

Colin Crawford, dean of the University of Arkansas at Little Rock's William H. Bowen School of Law, has recommended faculty pause discussion of plans to move the law school's part-time program online.