Podcast: An interview with founders of a platform educating about alternative career paths for law graduates
ASPEN LEADING EDGE — Co-founders of Ex Judicata, Neil Handwerker and Kimberly Fine, join Patty Roberts for a discussion about Ex Judicata and how it serves law students, law schools, lawyers, and law firms.
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THOMSON REUTERS — Legal education has long been the backbone of professional development in the legal sector, but with the rapid evolution of technology, the landscape of what constitutes essential knowledge and skills is changing dramatically.
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THE DAILY TEXAN — In such a divided nation, involvement in politics can be a sensitive topic regarding law school admissions, but it doesn’t have to be.
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ABA — You are a female, first-generation, 2L law student with cerebral palsy at the Sandra Day O’Connor School of Law (Arizona State University). You said in your application for the Spotlight that you were surprised at how much your disability has challenged your peers and professors in law school. Can you say more about…
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BC LAW — To those of us who are not lawyers, it can sometimes seem puzzling why anyone would choose to be one.
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BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW — Boston University School of Law Professors James Bessen, Keith N. Hylton, Michael J. Meurer, and Christopher Robertson have been ranked among the worldwide General Law Top Scholars by Expertise by ScholarGPS.
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UNIVERSITY AT BUFFALO — The Charles B. Sears Law Library was at full capacity as employers and students made connections and launched careers at UB School of Law’s largest-ever Career Fair.
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UNIVERSITY AT BUFFALO — The federal courts, points out Associate Professor John Harland Giammatteo, have a duty to enforce “fundamental federal rights against a large swath of state action.”
Read More about University at Buffalo Law professor John Harland Giammatteo wins two awards at AALS Annual MeetingUC Berkeley Law Center for Law and Business director Angeli Patel visits World Economic Forum
UC BERKELEY LAW — Angeli Patel ’20 traveled nearly 6,000 miles to the recent World Economic Forum annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland. The gap to resolving vital corporate issues — rebuilding trust, reimagining growth, safeguarding the planet, operating industries in the intelligence age — seems even longer.
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UC BERKELEY LAW — In 1990, Harold Hongju Koh’s award-winning book National Security Constitution detailed the historical importance of government checks and balances in keeping the United States safe.
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