Campbell Law students form Plaintiffs’ Advocacy & Litigation Society
CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY — Campbell Law School students have formed a new organization known as the Plaintiffs’ Advocacy & Litigation Society (PALS).
Read More about Campbell Law students form Plaintiffs’ Advocacy & Litigation SocietyCase Western Reserve Law professors Max Mehlman and Sharona Hoffman appointed to editorial board of Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics
CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW — Max Mehlman and Sharona Hoffman have been appointed to serve a three-year term as a member of the editorial board of The Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics (JLME), a leading multidisciplinary peer-reviewed journal originally founded in 1981.
Read More about Case Western Reserve Law professors Max Mehlman and Sharona Hoffman appointed to editorial board of Journal of Law, Medicine and EthicsCase Western Reserve Law adds two new foreign law schools to concurrent degree program
CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW — One of the reasons CWRU School of Law’s International Law Program is ranked so highly is the school’s unique Concurrent Degree Program.
Read More about Case Western Reserve Law adds two new foreign law schools to concurrent degree programElon Law professor Sue Liemer invites local university students for joint copyright course
TODAY AT ELON — Undergraduate students in an advertising course at N.C. A&T State University visited with Elon Law students and faculty in January for a discussion on intellectual property law and its influence on visual art and design.
Read More about Elon Law professor Sue Liemer invites local university students for joint copyright courseGeorge Mason Law professor Eugene Kontorovich named senior fellow at Heritage Foundation
GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY — Scalia Law Professor Eugene Kontorovich recently joined the Heritage Foundation as a Senior Research Fellow in the Margaret Thatcher Center for Freedom.
Read More about George Mason Law professor Eugene Kontorovich named senior fellow at Heritage FoundationGeorge Washington Law adds LLM program to New York course offerings
GW LAW — Bruna Gadelha has always been a trailblazer. From an international modeling career that took her to the world’s most renowned fashion capitals to her rise as a leader in the legal field, Gadelha’s path has been defined by ambition, resilience, and an unwavering pursuit of excellence.
Read More about George Washington Law adds LLM program to New York course offeringsGeorge Washington Law Student Bar Association endorses Justice, Rights & Policy Journal
THE GW HATCHET — The Student Bar Association unanimously voted to endorse GW’s first public interest law journal at a meeting Tuesday night.
Read More about George Washington Law Student Bar Association endorses Justice, Rights & Policy JournalHarvard Law Religious Freedom Clinic helps Amish community
HARVARD LAW TODAY — In Ohio law requiring an Amish religious sect that shuns technology to attach flashing electric lights to its horse-drawn buggies is now on hold, thanks in part to a team of students from Harvard Law School.
Read More about Harvard Law Religious Freedom Clinic helps Amish communityHarvard Law library preserves data being removed from government websites
FAST COMPANY — Harvard Law’s Innovation Lab said it had so far managed to preserve 311,000 datasets copied between 2024 and 2025, amounting to 16 terabytes of data.
Read More about Harvard Law library preserves data being removed from government websitesHarvard Law professor Julia Devanthéry launches curricular innovation initiative at Legal Services Center
HARVARD LAW TODAY — Eight years ago, Julia Devanthéry, a housing justice advocate, founded the Housing Justice for Survivors Project at the WilmerHale Legal Services Center of Harvard Law School to train clinical law students to represent survivors of domestic and sexual violence facing housing instability.
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