Stanford Law Immigrants’ Rights Clinic publishes guide for asylum seekers to represent themselves in proceedings
STANFORD LAW SCHOOL – This year the Immigrants’ Rights Clinic took on an important project: writing a pro se guide for individuals to represent themselves in asylum proceedings.
Read More about Stanford Law Immigrants’ Rights Clinic publishes guide for asylum seekers to represent themselves in proceedingsNorthwestern Pritzker School of Law’s Environmental Advocacy Center helps protect farm land from degradation
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY – Northwestern Pritzker School of Law’s Environmental Advocacy Center represents several farmers who live in central Illinois in their effort to protect some of Illinois’s richest farm land from environmental harms.
Read More about Northwestern Pritzker School of Law’s Environmental Advocacy Center helps protect farm land from degradationVermont Law’s Journal of Environmental Law examines costs of oil and gas development
VTDIGGER – The Vermont Journal of Environmental Law presents articles on the environmental costs of expedited oil and gas development, conflict over water access in Central Asia, and other critical environmental issues in its most recent publication.
Read More about Vermont Law’s Journal of Environmental Law examines costs of oil and gas developmentWestern New England Law hosts Clean Energy Future Tour
WESTERN NEW ENGLAND UNIVERSITY – The Western New England University School of Law Institute for Legislative and Governmental Affairs is hosting the “Clean Energy Future Tour” presented by Senator Jim Welch and the Senate Committee on Global Warming and Climate Change.
Read More about Western New England Law hosts Clean Energy Future TourSLU Law students visit immigration/refugee center in St. Louis
SOUTHERN ILLINOISIAN – Nine students from Southern Illinois University law professor Cindy Buys’ law class visited the center, to see first-hand the services offered to these immigrants and refugees.
Read More about SLU Law students visit immigration/refugee center in St. LouisDiversity Law pilots project challenging law firms to make women and minorities at least 30 percent of candidate pool for open roles
BLOOMBERG LAW – Under a one year pilot program, thirty U.S. law firms have agreed to adopt a policy that requires them to consider women and minority lawyers when it comes to promoting and hiring talent.
Read More about Diversity Law pilots project challenging law firms to make women and minorities at least 30 percent of candidate pool for open rolesLexisNexis buys case analytics firm Ravel Law
ABA JOURNAL – LexisNexis Legal & Professional has acquired legal research and litigation analytics firm Ravel Law, and will integrate Ravel’s data visualization and profiling technology into LexisNexis services.
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LAWYERIST – In this episode, Minnesota lawyer Marshall Lichty explains why mentoring is important, how lawyers can find a mentor, and how experienced lawyers can find a mentee.
Read More about Podcast: How mentoring can help a legal careerUCLA Law launches new initiatives to support research in food law, animal law
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES – The school’s Resnick Program on Food Law and Policy will create the Initiative on Animals In Our Food System.
Read More about UCLA Law launches new initiatives to support research in food law, animal lawArizona Law Publishes Inaugural Issues of Journal of Emerging Technologies
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA JAMES E. ROGERS COLLEGE OF LAW – The content will be of interest to lawyers, judges, technologists and policymakers, say Bambauer and editor in chief John Howard.
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