Tennessee Law alumna and criminal defense attorney recognized by client for work
HAMILTON COUNTY HERALD – Phillips has hung Decosimo’s painting across from her desk in her office – not as a token of pride but as a humbling reminder of why she’s there.
Read More about Tennessee Law alumna and criminal defense attorney recognized by client for workWest Virginia’s three female Supreme Court of Appeals justices describe career paths
STATE JOURNAL – Three women justices currently serve on the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals, making the Mountain State one of just 11 states with a majority of justices who are female.
Read More about West Virginia’s three female Supreme Court of Appeals justices describe career pathsYale Law’s Medical-Legal Partnership integrates health and legal services to help improve patient outcomes
YALE LAW SCHOOL – These programs are each staffed with an attorney from local non-profits and Yale Law School student volunteers.
Read More about Yale Law’s Medical-Legal Partnership integrates health and legal services to help improve patient outcomesUCLA Law graduate argues First Amendment case before Ninth Circuit Court
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES SCHOOL OF LAW – Elizabeth Arias’ rare opportunity came from participating in the law school’s First Amendment clinic.
Read More about UCLA Law graduate argues First Amendment case before Ninth Circuit CourtMaine Law graduate overcame addiction, convictions on road to becoming an attorney
PRESS HERALD – He was in state court in Kennebec County, being admitted by Maine Supreme Judicial Court Associate Justice Jeffrey Hjelm to the Maine Bar, with all the rights and responsibilities as an attorney in the state.
Read More about Maine Law graduate overcame addiction, convictions on road to becoming an attorneyWVU Law graduate hopes record-setting hours of pro bono work will prepare him for career
WEST VIRGINIA RECORD – Clayton “C.J.” Reid graduated from West Virginia University College of Law in May after amassing a school record-setting 840 hours of pro bono work.
Read More about WVU Law graduate hopes record-setting hours of pro bono work will prepare him for careerIowa Law graduate seeks to fill gap in access to justice in rural Iowa
UNIVERSITY OF IOWA – Thomas Laehn ’17 says he looks forward to practicing in a small community where his expertise is needed.
Read More about Iowa Law graduate seeks to fill gap in access to justice in rural IowaRecent Loyola New Orleans Law graduate recognized by CLEA for clinical work
LOYOLA UNIVERSITY NEW ORLEANS – Patrick Murphree ’17 wins outstanding award for work with vulnerable immigrant youth; receives Spirit of Ignatius Award, one of Loyola’s top honors.
Read More about Recent Loyola New Orleans Law graduate recognized by CLEA for clinical workUNM Law shares victory in U.S. Supreme Court with former law professors
UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO SCHOOL OF LAW – Clinton Marrs (‘86) sent the text to Mathewson moments after learning that the U.S. Supreme Court issued a unanimous decision on a case he had been working on since 2009.
Read More about UNM Law shares victory in U.S. Supreme Court with former law professorsProfiles of recent Illinois Law graduates serving in judicial clerkships
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS COLLEGE OF LAW – “[T]he following profiles detail their reasons for pursuing a clerkship, how the College assisted them in the process, and advice they would offer to students considering a clerkship.”
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