Suffolk Law School alumnus confirmed to join Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
SUFFOLK UNIVERSITY — Judge Frank M. Gaziano, a 1989 graduate of Suffolk University Law School with a notable record of public service, has been confirmed for a seat on the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts by unanimous vote of the Governor’s Council.
Read More about Suffolk Law School alumnus confirmed to join Massachusetts Supreme Judicial CourtAdvice for young lawyers when attending professional conferences
THE LEGAL INTELLIGENCER – These recommendations will not only help you get the most value out of these conferences, but will help you to offer valuable insights to your employer.
Read More about Advice for young lawyers when attending professional conferencesNorth Dakota Law graduate and professor help bridge gap between diversity and legal profession
BISMARCK TRIBUNE – Last summer, Silva and Grijalva went to the North Dakota Indian Youth Leadership Academy at the United Tribes Technical College in Bismarck to talk about about the law school and Silva shared his journey to and through law school.
Read More about North Dakota Law graduate and professor help bridge gap between diversity and legal professionHarvard Law School’s center for Internet and society receives naming donation to support interdisciplinary efforts
ABA JOURNAL – The Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard Law School is getting a $15 million donation from Michael R. Klein, who received an LLM from the school.
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GONZAGA BULLETIN – As a Polish-American dual citizen, Monika Gruszecki may never become President of the United States — but the Gonzaga Law grad is less than a week away from fighting for a spot to represent the U.S. in javelin at the 2016 Olympics.
Read More about Gonzaga Law School graduate an Olympic hopeful in javelinUC Irvine Law graduate to help transgender community through Equal Justice Works fellowship
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE SCHOOL OF LAW – University of California, Irvine School of Law graduate Jordan Aiken ’16 will help alleviate health challenges faced by low-income transgender individuals as an Equal Justice Works Fellow sponsored by Greenberg Traurig, LLP.
Read More about UC Irvine Law graduate to help transgender community through Equal Justice Works fellowshipWyoming Law establishes fund to support trial practice education with help from alumni
UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING COLLEGE OF LAW – The University of Wyoming College of Law has created a new fund for the support of trial practice education, the Trial Practice Success Fund.
Read More about Wyoming Law establishes fund to support trial practice education with help from alumniUniversity of Michigan Law School graduates secure two-year fellowships through Equal Justice Works
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN – Over the next two years, Kyla Moore, ’15, and Diana Peloquin, JD/MSW ’14, will work in different cities and with different populations.
Read More about University of Michigan Law School graduates secure two-year fellowships through Equal Justice WorksHarvard law School graduate sues New York Board of Law Examiners over disability accommodations
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS – A Harvard Law School graduate is suing the New York Board of Law Examiners, blaming her failures to pass the bar exam on the board’s refusal to grant accommodations for her disability.
Read More about Harvard law School graduate sues New York Board of Law Examiners over disability accommodationsUVA Law graduate challenges federal sexual assault directive for college campuses
THE WASHINGTON POST – A recent University of Virginia law school graduate is challenging a federal directive that transformed the way colleges evaluate allegations of sexual assault on campus.
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