Lawyer career may become easier under Trump changes
The Trump administration is deciding whether to revoke the federal recognition of the American Bar Association’s (ABA) law school accrediting arm, a move that could accelerate states’ efforts to establish alternative pathways to legal licensure. While most law students may still access federal loans, the decision could weaken the ABA’s dominance, prompting states like Texas and Florida to explore non-ABA accreditation options. Critics argue this could lead to more affordable and innovative legal education models, potentially altering how future lawyers are trained and licensed.
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