Touro Law professors author book on operating solo law firms
THE TOURO COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY SYSTEM – Touro Law Center faculty members Lynne Adair Kramer and Ann Nowak have authored a book titled, “The Experiential Guide to Law Practice Management: Opening and Operating Your Own Firm.”
Read More about Touro Law professors author book on operating solo law firmsWMU Cooley Law holds charity fundraiser to help Detroit public school graduates pursue a future in law
OAKLAND PRESS – Western Michigan University Cooley Law School’s Auburn Hills campus presented a check to The Detroit College Promise to help students attend college.
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ABA JOURNAL – A Department of Education panel recommended that the ABA’s accreditation power for new law schools be suspended for one year.
Read More about U.S. Department of Education advisory committee recommends temporary ban of ABA accreditation for new law schoolsOpinion: Public interest internships for law students should be fully funded
THE HUFFINGTON POST – “Many law schools do their part to make summer non-profit experiences possible [but], for many students, these stipends are not enough to make a summer non-profit internship possible.”
Read More about Opinion: Public interest internships for law students should be fully fundedWomen in Law Hackathon at Stanford Law generates ideas to improve gender parity at law firms
BLOOMBERG LAW – The pitch came at the Women in Law Hackathon at Stanford Law School, where lawyers pitched ideas to a panel of judges about how to improve gender parity at law firms.
Read More about Women in Law Hackathon at Stanford Law generates ideas to improve gender parity at law firmsFour law schools adopt name changes in 2016
LAW.COM – 2016 is shaping up to be a big year for law school name changes.
Read More about Four law schools adopt name changes in 2016National Academies of Sciences committee releases modules for professional schools on science-based decision making
THE NATIONAL ACADEMIES OF SCIENCES, ENGINEERING, AND MEDICINE – The Committee on Preparing the Next Generation of Policy Makers for Science-Based Decisions has overseen the development of educational modules that elucidate the role of science in decision-making for professional school students
Read More about National Academies of Sciences committee releases modules for professional schools on science-based decision makingHouston-area law schools at odds over trademark
WALL STREET JOURNAL – Academic trademark infringement fights are no less intense, particularly when the stakes are as large as alleged by the University of Houston System in a lawsuit against the newly renamed Houston College of Law.
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LAW.COM – The National Federation of Law Student Veterans seeks to unite the dozens of student veteran groups cropping up on law campuses across the country in an effort to educate legal employers on the benefits of hiring veterans.
Read More about National consortium of law student veterans groups seeks to improve job placement for vetsThe John Marshall Law School offers professional development workshops to help graduates land jobs
THE JOHN MARSHALL LAW SCHOOL – John Marshall’s Career Services Office recognized that recent law school graduates entering the job market require the professional “soft skills,” or personal skills, necessary to succeed in their careers.
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