Cornell Law partners with open access legal repository
CITY BIZ LIST – Cornell Law School Library announced its role in the development of LawArXiv, a free, open access repository for legal scholarship.
Read More about Cornell Law partners with open access legal repositoryNotre Dame Law student wins fellowship to work for Chicago Coalition for the Homeless
NOTRE DAME LAW SCHOOL – Alyssa Phillips, a member of Notre Dame Law School’s Class of 2017, pursued a law degree with her sights set on a career providing legal aid to low-income people.
Read More about Notre Dame Law student wins fellowship to work for Chicago Coalition for the HomelessDuke Law student wins two-year Equal Justice Works Fellowship to establish medical-legal partnership benefiting immigrant families on Long Island
DUKE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW – Eleni Bakst ’17 has received a two-year Equal Justice Works fellowship, sponsored by the Ottinger Foundation, to establish a medical-legal partnership to benefit immigrant families.
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UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS – Katherine’s fellowship is with Make the Road New Jersey, sponsored by the Albert & Anne Mansfield Foundation. Katherine will provide direct representation, policy advocacy, and community outreach.
Read More about Illinois Law student wins Equal Justice Works Fellowship to advocate for earn paid leave for low-income immigrant womenHarvard Law student honored with Outstanding Clinical Student Award from CLEA
HARVARD LAW SCHOOL – Mana Azarmi ’17 is the winner of the Outstanding Clinical Student Award from the Clinical Legal Education Association (CLEA).
Read More about Harvard Law student honored with Outstanding Clinical Student Award from CLEAIndiana Maurer Law students awarded academic, educational scholarships from Indianapolis Bar Foundation
INDIANA LAWYER – The Indianapolis Bar Foundation recently awarded three academic and three educational scholarships to deserving law students and recent graduates. Three graduates received educational scholarships for the IndyBar’s summer 2017 IndyBar Review course.
Read More about Indiana Maurer Law students awarded academic, educational scholarships from Indianapolis Bar FoundationTwo Duke Law graduates to begin careers with HUD, DOJ through Legal Honors Program
DUKE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW – Two recent Duke Law graduates will begin their careers with the federal government after navigating the highly competitive selection process for the Legal Honors Programs in two executive branch agencies.
Read More about Two Duke Law graduates to begin careers with HUD, DOJ through Legal Honors ProgramTwo Notre Dame Law students named public interest fellows
NOTRE DAME LAW SCHOOL – Lauren Rafter and Kathleen Wood – two members of Notre Dame Law School’s Class of 2017 – have been named this year’s Thomas L. Shaffer Public Interest Fellows.
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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA GOULD SCHOOL OF LAW – A trio of USC law students will apply their public interest skills on a global scale when they join the Clinton Foundation this summer.
Read More about Three USC Gould Law graduates named Clinton fellowsUVA Law professor co-authors research on the Supreme Court’s unique language used in opinions
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA SCHOOL OF LAW – In a research partnership with Dartmouth College, Professor Michael Livermore analyzed trends in language use between the U.S. Supreme Court and the U.S. Courts of Appeals between 1951 and 2007.
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