Stay informed with the latest developments in bar examinations
The Georgia Office of Bar Admissions has announced a final, extended deadline of January 15, 2026, for February 2026 Bar Exam registration, incurring a $500 late fee.
Read more →Rhode Island's Supreme Court recently eased law license portability rules, making it easier for attorneys from other states to gain admission and practice within the jurisdiction.
Read more →Kansas has updated its bar admission rules, continuing the UBE until 2028 while transitioning to the NextGen exam, impacting out-of-state applicants significantly.
Read more →The California Board discussed amendments to admissions and bar exam oversight, affirming commitment to transparency and fairness.
Read more →The Florida Supreme Court recently rejected a proposal allowing some out-of-state attorneys to practice without full bar admission, emphasizing the importance of regulatory standards.
Read more →The Nevada Supreme Court's recent approval of procedural changes to the bar exam aims to streamline applicant qualification and enhance accessibility for law graduates.
Read more →The official information from the State Bar of California details upcoming examination dates, the use of the MBE, and results announcement timing.
Read more →The Washington Supreme Court has lowered the state UBE passing score from 266 to 260, impacting candidates retroactively.
Read more →The company responsible for proctoring the February 2025 California Bar Exam faces serious allegations regarding exam administration failures, leading to legal and professional scrutiny.
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