A look at the experimental study for the November California Bar Exam
CALIFORNIA LAWYER — We look forward to working with the State Bar, the Board of Trustees, and all stakeholders to execute the experimental study in November with
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U MIAMI SCHOOL OF LAW — Selecting which law school to attend is an important and highly individualized decision, particularly if you have multiple admission offers with varying financial considerations.
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MSN — Cost and location are issues that affect many across Arkansas when seeking justice, but one law school and the Arkansas Bar Foundation hope to change that.
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ABA — Starting with the “why.” Throughout my childhood I noticed inequalities in my schooling, and it was distressing to me. I saw kids being treated differently based on how they looked or acted. I remember a teacher complaining in front of everyone about how slow a student read. These kids weren’t getting access to…
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BC LAW — Boston College Law School hosted the 7th Annual International Intellectual Property Summit on October 24 and 25, bringing together global experts in intellectual property from academia, law firms, in-house, business, and government.
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BU TODAY — Former president Donald Trump’s return to the White House following Tuesday’s stunning election is expected to bring some radical changes to how the government has been operating—and more broadly, to American society—if he follows through on some of his campaign promises.
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BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW — The Annual Pike Lecture, “From Mops and Brooms to Cybersecurity: Leveraging the Power of Federal Procurement for People with Disabilities” presented by Chai Feldblum, Disability Rights Advocate and former Commissioner of the EEOC.
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UNIVERSITY AT BUFFALO SCHOOL OF LAW — The National Association of Realtors and other defendants, in a settlement reached in March, have agreed to pay approximately $1 billion in damages to home sellers who say the Realtors’ commission structure violated antitrust rules.
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BERKELEY LAW — When Berkeley Law hired Professor Laurel Fletcher for its inaugural in-house clinic, the phrase “human rights” in the United States conjured images of abuses on foreign soil, from brutal regimes in Central and South America to ethnic and religious discrimination in far-flung corners of the globe.
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BERKELEY LAW — This special episode features UC Berkeley Law Dean Erwin Chemerinsky in conversation with Professor Katerina Linos and Temple Law Professor Mark Pollack(opens in a new tab) introducing a wider audience to the European Union Court of Justice(opens in a new tab) and a special series of Linos’ “Borderlines” podcast on the court.
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