Washington and Lee Law to host Social Impact Careers Summit
THE COLUMNS — Washington and Lee University’s Social Impact Careers Summit returns to campus Nov. 8-9 with exciting programming offering students the opportunity to network with and learn from alumni and others making a social impact through their professional lives.
Read More about Washington and Lee Law to host Social Impact Careers SummitWashington and Lee’s German Law Journal celebrates 25th anniversary
THE COLUMNS — Founded by W&L Law professor Russell Miller, the Journal is one of the world’s leading forums for legal scholarship from a transnational and comparative perspective.
Read More about Washington and Lee’s German Law Journal celebrates 25th anniversaryWayne Law professor Laura Bartell named fellow of the American College of Bankruptcy
WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY THE LAW SCHOOL — Wayne State University Law School Professor Laura Bartell will be inducted as a Fellow of the American College of Bankruptcy (ACB) in its 36th Class.
Read More about Wayne Law professor Laura Bartell named fellow of the American College of BankruptcyVideo: Widener Commonwealth Law hosts program to discuss medical civil rights for those in law enforcement custody
FOX 43 — Widener Law Commonwealth is hosting their sixth annual Emergency Medical Services Law and Policy Symposium. This year’s theme is medical civil rights.
Read More about Video: Widener Commonwealth Law hosts program to discuss medical civil rights for those in law enforcement custodyWidener University Commonwealth Law Review hosts conference on systemic racism
WIDENER UNIVERSITY COMMONWEALTH LAW SCHOOL — Widener University Commonwealth Law School hosted an impactful exploration of systemic racism during its inaugural Fall Law Review Conference, aptly titled “A Modern Examination of the Expansive Existence of Systemic Racism,” on Friday, Nov. 1.
Read More about Widener University Commonwealth Law Review hosts conference on systemic racismWidener Commonwealth Law ‘Wills for Heroes’ program provides free legal support to local veterans and first responders
WIDENER UNIVERSITY COMMONWEALTH LAW SCHOOL — In a powerful display of community solidarity and student-driven service, Widener Law Commonwealth hosted the “Wills for Heroes” event on Saturday, Nov. 2, offering free estate planning services to first responders in the Harrisburg area.
Read More about Widener Commonwealth Law ‘Wills for Heroes’ program provides free legal support to local veterans and first respondersWilliam & Mary Law Black Law Students Association hosts law and politics panel
THE FLAT HAT — Wednesday, Oct. 30, the Black Law Students Association hosted a panel titled “From Law to Legislation: Navigating the Intersection of Law and Politics.” Williamsburg Mayor Doug Pons, Williamsburg City Councilmember and clinical associate professor of law Stacey Kern-Scheerer, Virginia Congressman Bobby Scott, State Senator Aaron Rouse and Delegate Rae Cousins ’01…
Read More about William & Mary Law Black Law Students Association hosts law and politics panelYale Law highlights how The Federalist Society has shaped American courts
YALE DAILY NEWS — When former President Donald Trump began the review process for nominating a Supreme Court justice in 2017, Leonard Leo — the former vice president and current co-chairman of the Federalist Society — worked with the Trump administration and Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee to propose potential candidates.
Read More about Yale Law highlights how The Federalist Society has shaped American courtsHow generative artificial intelligence has affected the legal profession
THOMSON REUTERS — A lot of the conversation around GenAI is focused on internal efficiencies and client deliverables, but as today’s legal professionals become more familiar with GenAI, it will inevitably have a major impact on training, recruiting, and people management as well.
Read More about How generative artificial intelligence has affected the legal professionWhat the results of the election could mean for higher education
INSIDE HIGHER ED — After a divisive and historic election, Donald J. Trump emerged Wednesday with enough electoral votes to return to the White House in January. He’ll be the country’s second-ever president to serve two nonconsecutive terms.
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