Cornell Law to offer program in information and technology law in New York City
NEW YORK TIMES – Cornell Law School plans to offer a new juris doctorate program at the soon-to-be opened Cornell Tech campus on Roosevelt Island in New York City.
Read More about Cornell Law to offer program in information and technology law in New York CityUniversity of Arkansas Law launches monthly podcast to explore scholarship
UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS – The University of Arkansas School of Law presents a podcast designed to explore the scholarship and background of some of the nation’s leading legal scholars.
Read More about University of Arkansas Law launches monthly podcast to explore scholarshipNotre Dame Law team wins national First Amendment moot court competition
NEWSEUM INSTITUTE – Third-year law students Hope Tone, Shannon Lewry and Kayla Clark won the 2017 Seigenthaler-Sutherland Cup National First Amendment Moot Court Competition.
Read More about Notre Dame Law team wins national First Amendment moot court competitionPepperdine Law establishes immigration clinic to assist university community affected by changes to immigration policy
PEPPERDINE GRAPHIC – Pepperdine School of Law established the Pepperdine Law Immigration Clinic to provide pro bono legal counsel to students, faculty and staff affected by recent immigration policy and DACA changes.
Read More about Pepperdine Law establishes immigration clinic to assist university community affected by changes to immigration policyPenn Law’s entrepreneurship clinic partners with nonprofit organization to assist aspiring entrepreneurs
YAHOO FINANCE – This introductory workshop is one of various collaborations with AEA’s partner organizations.
Read More about Penn Law’s entrepreneurship clinic partners with nonprofit organization to assist aspiring entrepreneursMaine Law’s Refugee and Human Rights Clinic receives grant to support work
PORTLAND PRESS-HERALD – A Maine legal aid clinic for refugees and immigrants has received a $500,000 grant to continue its work over the next four years.
Read More about Maine Law’s Refugee and Human Rights Clinic receives grant to support workUVA Law students form new student group to address partisan divide
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA SCHOOL OF LAW – About 60 ideologically diverse Law School students participating in a new organization, called Common Law Grounds.
Read More about UVA Law students form new student group to address partisan divideCharlotte School of Law’s interim dean shares hopes for law school
WSOC (CHARLOTTE) – The interim dean of the Charlotte School of Law told Channel 9 he hopes to turn the school into a nonprofit to keep it open.
Read More about Charlotte School of Law’s interim dean shares hopes for law schoolFlorida Law trial team wins national criminal justice advocacy competition
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA LEVIN COLLEGE OF LAW – UF Law 3L students Neal Cordero, Danielle Kaboudi, Tristan Montaque and Will Sepulveda competed against 20 law schools to take home top spot.
Read More about Florida Law trial team wins national criminal justice advocacy competitionNorth Carolina adopts first-ever ethics rule requiring lawyers to reveal evidence of innocence after conviction
ABA JOURNAL – North Carolina has adopted an ethics rule that requires lawyers in private practice, as well as prosecutors, to reveal evidence of innocence that they discover after a conviction.
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