Advice for foreign and domestic law graduates for competing in a challenging legal market
FORBES – “[T]oday it is even more difficult for those that study law in a foreign country (even a common law country like the UK or Australia) and then want to set up shop in North America.”
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CBS NEWS – Tuition hikes have slowed considerably in the last year and are now matching the rate of inflation, according to new data from the Labor Department.
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DUKE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW – At a July 21 Duke Law event in Washington, D.C., Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg recapped the U.S. Supreme Court’s 2016-17 term.
Read More about Supreme Court Justice Ginsburg discusses 2016-17 term during Duke Law event in Washington, D.C.Ted Mitchell named as next president of the American Council on Education
INSIDE HIGHER ED – Ted Mitchell brings a wide-ranging background to the American Council on Education, including work on reforms the higher education lobby group has opposed.
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RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH – All research and advice provided by law students is free; clients pay only for application fees for such items as trademarks and tax exemption recognition.
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UC SOCIAL JUSTICE – On June 19, 2017, Cincinnati Law students saw their work cited in a 5-4 majority opinion of the United States Supreme Court.
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UNIVERSITY OF IOWA – Hoping to stem what soon could become a crisis, the University of Iowa College of Law has been working on a program that encourages law students to practice in rural areas.
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SETON HALL UNIVERSITY – Last fall Professor Paula Franzese published research that examined landlord/tenant practice under the current law in New Jersey.
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DUKE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW – Anderson Phillips ’17 represented a young man who sought to set aside a conviction for violating North Carolina’s HIV control measures.
Read More about Duke Law graduate helps overturn client’s conviction under outdated HIV law through Health Justice ClinicCalifornia Western Law’s New Media Rights program designated cy pres awards in three class action cases
CALIFORNIA WESTERN SCHOOL OF LAW – In March, $58,000 from Barani v. Wells Fargo; in May, $435,774 from Couser v. Comenity Bank; and in June, $59,832 from Sherman v. Kaiser were awarded for a total of $553,606.
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