LSN is launching the 2008-09 cycle tonight, along with a website redesign. This entails making some changes to the database, so logins have been disabled. If you are still logged in, please do not make any changes to your profile. because those changes will likely not be preserved.

We expect to add the 2008-2009 admissions cycle in early August, along with (hopefully) other upgrades to LSN.

LSN has moved to a new, faster server. Unfortunately, a small amount of data was lost in the database migration (though thankfully not much, given the downtime). If you updated your profile within the past day, please check to make sure that the changes made it through, and if not, update your profile again. We're sorry for the inconvenience, but we think it will be worth it in the long run.  
 
We are still in the process of having the lawschoolnumbers.com domain name direct to the new server. Until the DNS updates, an invisible redirect will take you from the old server to the new server. When the DNS updates (which should be 24-72 hours from now), the old server will be completely bypassed and you won't notice any difference from before (except faster speed).

As you know, there has been something seriously wrong with the LSN server the past few days. We are trying hard to remedy this problem and are currently exploring several options, including a move to another, more reliable, server. In the meantime, to prevent any potential loss of data that may occur during a transition to another server, we recommend not updating your profile until we announce the problem has been resolved.

We originally did not plan to do this until next cycle, but by popular request, we have added Canadian law schools to the LSN database. If you have applied to any Canadian programs this cycle we encourage you to update your profiles to reflect it!  
 
As usual, email us if you notice any bugs due to this change.

By request, the primary admissions graphs have been updated to include a list of the last 10 applicants that have updated their information for each school. This should make it a bit easier to track the changes that have occurred to a school's graph since your last visit.