Maryland Carey Law faculty member and alumna shares her story of how she became an advocate for survivors of sexual violence
FORBES – Now Dunn is a nationally recognized victim-turned-victim’s rights attorney, published legal scholar in The Georgetown Journal of Gender and Law on the topic of campus sexual violence, Echoing Green Global Fellow, and the founder of SurvJustice.
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STAR TRIBUNE – Supreme Court nominee Merrick Garland told entering Harvard Law School students on Friday that they shouldn’t expect a predictable career path because life can take surprising turns.
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UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC MCGEORGE SCHOOL OF LAW – McGeorge Master of Science in Law student Michelle Teran, ’17, put her classroom skills to work advocating for the farm worker overtime bill AB 1066 which passed the California Assembly on Aug. 29, 2016.
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INGHAM COUNTY LEGAL NEWS – A legal intern at Williams & Knack, P.C., a small business law/litigation and estate planning/probate law firm in Brighton, Andrew Burrows enjoys working with business/corporate clients and local entrepreneurs.
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UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO – Steve ’78 and Jan Hamill pledged $1 million to the School of Law, choosing again to make an important investment in the school — the institution that Steve credits with changing his life.
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA LAW SCHOOL – For Brett Peanasky L’16, MCP’16, his joint-degree program has launched him on a career in land use and environmental law.
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DAILY EMERALD – 104 new students started classes at the University of Oregon’s law school. They’ll be following in the footsteps of these defining UO law school alumni.
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THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA – CUA Law alumna, Laila E. Leigh ’10, is joining Columbus Community Legal Services as the Low Income Taxpayer Clinic’s Qualified Tax Expert.
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WEST VIRGINIA PUBLIC BROADCASTING – Before she landed her current gig, Kettinger got her master’s of jurisprudence — or M.J. — in health law at Widener University’s Delaware Law School just outside Wilmington.
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON COLLEGE OF LAW Two American University Washington College of Law alumna have been named to the third class of Immigrant Justice Corps Fellows, the country’s first fellowship program dedicated to meeting the need for high-quality legal assistance for immigrants seeking citizenship and fighting deportation.
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