LSU Law embarks on public search for interim dean
LAW DEANS ON LEGAL EDUCATION BLOG – “In the wake of Jack Weiss’ departure, LSU will be appointing an interim dean. Interestingly, the university is conducting a public search for the interim dean.”
Read More about LSU Law embarks on public search for interim deanNew FIU program provides domestic violence victims with access to legal services in honor of student
FIU NEWS – The Dannette Willory Access to Justice for Victims of Domestic Violence initiative is a joint effort between the FIU Law Clinic Program and the Liberty City Advocates (LCA), a legal services organization, to give victims access to justice, education and empowerment through free counseling, legal consultation and representation.
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INSIDE COUNSEL – Renowned professor of law at the Georgetown University Law Center, Emma Coleman Jordan, has been awarded with the Margaret Brent Women Lawyers of Achievement Award. The award is given annually by the American Bar Association Commission on Women in the Profession during the ABA Annual Meeting in Chicago.
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SUNY BUFFALO NEWS – A University at Buffalo law professor who has devoted her professional life to promoting child welfare has been chosen to head the nation’s oldest public-interest law firm for children.
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CINCINNATI BUSINESS COURIER – The Northern Kentucky University Chase College of Law will offer a brand new masters program this fall targeted at people who don’t want to practice law.
Read More about Northern Kentucky University Chase College of Law launches LL.M. programPotential future building for Northern Kentucky Law to be assessed
CINCINNATI.COM — The building that could hold future lawyers and currently has an empty jail and county offices will go under the microscope to see just what work it needs before any change is made.
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DOWNTOWN DEVIL – The Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law’s relocation to downtown Phoenix is expected to create $1.7 million in tax revenue and 1,000 construction jobs, a city official said earlier this week.
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BLOOMBERG BNA – Men remain much more likely to take on the role of lead trial counsel, and women are far less likely than men to be lead counsel in contract, tort, labor and intellectual property cases, according to the study prepared for the American Bar Association and based on a random sampling of cases filed…
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CASPER STAR-TRIBUNE ONLINE – Klint Alexander rolled into Laramie a week ago, but he is already aiming high when it comes to his plans for the University of Wyoming College of Law.
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TOURO COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY NEWS – Patricia E. Salkin, dean of the Touro Law Center, was appointed the Touro Graduate and Professional Division interim provost, Touro College President, Dr. Alan Kadish announced.
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