Partner James Williams was quoted in “Legal Association Deals Setback to LSAT-Optional Law School Admissions,” an article in The Wall Street Journal,* regarding the rejected proposal to make the LSAT and other standardized test optional for law school admissions.

James, a delegate for Washington state, spoke against the proposal, calling the LSAT a “great equalizer” that allows students who may not have prestigious pedigrees to be selected. “What are we fixing? The LSAT brought everyone in this room here,” James said.

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