University of Denver Law celebrates 120 years of clinical training
UNIVERSITY OF DENVER STURM COLLEGE OF LAW — In 1904, Dean Lucius W. Hoyt had the foresight and vision to recognize that underserved communities need legal help, and that law students could provide that assistance while simultaneously learning important practical skills.
Read More about University of Denver Law celebrates 120 years of clinical trainingDuke Law Center on Law, Race & Policy hosts symposium on artificial intelligence and marginalized groups
DUKE LAW NEWS — On September 20, 2024, Duke Law’s Center on Law, Race & Policy (“CLRP”) hosted its AI and Marginalized Groups Symposium.
Read More about Duke Law Center on Law, Race & Policy hosts symposium on artificial intelligence and marginalized groupsFordham Law students provide free estate planning services to Bronx residents
FORDHAM LAW NEWS — Fordham Law students recently joined a city-wide effort to provide lower-income older New Yorkers with needed estate planning services, including executing wills; setting up health care proxies, powers of attorney, and other advanced directives; and helping combat deed theft and other exploitative practices.
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THE OBSERVER — In the Brooklyn Museum’s “Brooklyn Artist’s Exhibition” nestled among the work of over 200 local artists lies a piece of our very own Fordham community.
Read More about Fordham Law student France François has photograph featured in Brooklyn MuseumUniversity of Georgia Law professor Nathan S. Chapman discusses the importance of mutual respect
UGA TODAY — Nathan S. Chapman has established himself as a world-class scholar on the intersection of law and religion.
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GW LAW — The Asian American Pacific Islander and Middle Eastern and North African Women in the Legal Academy Workshop honored GW Law professor Cynthia Lee with the “Award for Dedicated Service to the Academy” at its annual workshop in October.
Read More about George Washington Law professor honored for service to the legal academyHarvard Law community members protect Tribal Nations right to vote
HARVARD LAW TODAY — Whether you are delighted or disappointed with the results of this year’s presidential election, there is one fact that should have us all breathing a sigh of relief — that millions of people across the United States cast their votes and learned the results without widespread controversy.
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HARVARD LAW TODAY — In less than a decade, artificial intelligence has evolved from a promising idea to a fully functioning engine driving changes in how people live and work across the globe. Engines, of course, need fuel, and the vast quantities of data used to train AI are powering these online innovations.
Read More about Harvard Law Library Innovation Lab uses public domain data to train artificial intelligenceMicrosoft partners with Harvard Law Library’s Institutional Data Initiative
TECHNOLOGY RECORD — IDI aims to unlock and refine high-quality data, beginning with collections at Havard Law School Library, so that artificial intelligence solutions better reflect and benefit communities.
Read More about Microsoft partners with Harvard Law Library’s Institutional Data InitiativeHarvard Law student Patrick Healy discusses his experience at the Veterans Law and Disability Benefits Clinic
HARVARD LAW CLINIC STORIES — The Veterans Law and Disability Benefits Clinic counts for three credits on my transcript, but it also satisfies three things that drew me to the legal profession: learning skills that could help my family, serving people in need, and doing both with like-minded colleagues.
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