Vermont Bar Association recruits law student and lawyer volunteers for election protection efforts
NEWS 10 ABC — Shortage of poll workers not a problem in Vermont, thanks to partnership with state bar. In September, election officials around the country were scrambling to find volunteers to work the polls on November 3. But that’s not a problem in Vermont, according to several town clerks.
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UNIVERSITY OF AKRON — The Center for Intellectual Property Law and Technology at The University of Akron has announced a new Intellectual Property Externship program beginning in the spring 2021 semester. Externship students will be able to enroll in online Akron Law courses to maintain full-time status during the semester-long externship.
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UNIVERSITY OF AKRON — Students in The University of Akron (UA) School of Law’s intellectual property (IP) law program will help develop much-needed medical technologies in a new, interdisciplinary student competition launched by Northeast Ohio Medical University (NEOMED).
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON COLLEGE OF LAW — The Disability Rights Law Clinic (DRLC) was founded by Professor and Acting Dean Robert Dinerstein in 2005. Though his work in AUWCL’s nationally-ranked Clinic Program began within the Criminal Justice Clinic, Dinerstein noticed how often these criminal clinic cases raised disability issues.
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON COLLEGE OF LAW — Professor Lindsay F. Wiley was selected by the American Public Health Association as this year’s recipient of the Jennifer Robbins Award for the Practice of Public Health Law for her outstanding dedication, leadership, and contributions in the field.
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON COLLEGE OF LAW — The Americans With Disabilities Act legislation mandates baseline levels of access for the millions of Americans living with disabilities. The Program on Law and Government and event sponsor Verizon held a virtual discussion on what it has achieved and looked forward to the challenges ahead.
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THE EAGLE — The Washington College of Law hosted the 22nd Annual Hispanic Law Conference, with speakers addressing political and social issues that impact the Latinx community. Over the course of three days, legal scholars and students gathered virtually to discuss issues such as the coronavirus, census, elections and social justice movements.
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ASU NOW — Election Day is here and the Indian Legal Clinic at the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University is out in full force continuing its efforts to ensure Arizona’s tribal communities and tribal members have access to the polls.
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TEXAS BAR BLOG — Joshua G. Borderud, director of Baylor University School of Law’s clinical programs, was selected to receive the Sandra Day O’Connor Award for Professional Service. The award honors an American Inn of Court member within his or her first 10 years in practice for excellence in public interest or pro bono work.
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BAYLOR UNIVERSITY LAW — The Baylor Law Veterans Clinic has announced that for the ninth consecutive year, it will offer free estate planning for veterans and their spouses in Central Texas to commemorate Veterans Day. The free estate planning clinic is made possible by a grant from the Texas Access to Justice Foundation.
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