Law firm funds LSAT prep courses for Clemson University undergraduate students
CLEMSON NEWS — A generous gift from a Clemson University alumnus’ law firm will pay for 150 law school admission test (LSAT) prep courses for students aspiring to enter the profession.
Read More about Law firm funds LSAT prep courses for Clemson University undergraduate studentsPodcast: How to approach Multistate Bar Exam questions
BAR EXAM TOOLBOX — In this episode, we’re talking about the multiple-choice portion of the bar exam, and we’re doing a walkthrough of three real MBE questions.
Read More about Podcast: How to approach Multistate Bar Exam questionsAdvice on whether to apply to law school straight from college
U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT — Years ago, most aspiring lawyers applied to law school in their senior year of college. Older applicants were outliers, and while they were not necessarily disadvantaged, their decision to put off law school may have raised eyebrows.
Read More about Advice on whether to apply to law school straight from collegeArizona State University Law professor Gary Marchant discusses the intersection of law and technology
ASU NEWS — When it comes to rapid developments in technology, how can lawmakers plan to set ethical parameters before they become outdated?
Read More about Arizona State University Law professor Gary Marchant discusses the intersection of law and technologyUniversity of Baltimore Law professor Nienke Grossman reelected to Inter-American Juridical Committee
UNIVERSITY OF BALTIMORE SCHOOL OF LAW — Prof. Nienke Grossman, co-director of the University of Baltimore’s Center for International and Comparative Law, was reelected to a second term on the Inter-American Juridical Committee (IAJC) at the 54th OAS General Assembly in Asuncion, Paraguay, on June 28.
Read More about University of Baltimore Law professor Nienke Grossman reelected to Inter-American Juridical CommitteeUniversity of Baltimore Law Center for Criminal Justice Reform provides testimony on legislation in Maryland
UNIVERSITY OF BALTIMORE SCHOOL OF LAW — Established in 2022, the University of Baltimore School of Law’s Center for Criminal Justice Reform supports community-driven efforts to improve public safety and address the harm and inequity caused by the criminal legal system.
Read More about University of Baltimore Law Center for Criminal Justice Reform provides testimony on legislation in MarylandBoston College Law student Anna Guzman awarded scholarship for commitment to diversity
BC LAW — Boston College Law student Anna Guzman ’26 has been named a Morgan Lewis Foundation Diversity Scholarship Award winner for 2026.
Read More about Boston College Law student Anna Guzman awarded scholarship for commitment to diversityBoston College Law Civil Rights Clinic files class action lawsuit on behalf of incarcerated individuals
BC LAW — The Boston College Law School Civil Rights Clinic, Holland & Knight LLP, and Prisoners’ Legal Services filed a class action lawsuit July 3 on behalf of hundreds of incarcerated individuals in solitary confinement units within the Massachusetts Department of Correction (DOC).
Read More about Boston College Law Civil Rights Clinic files class action lawsuit on behalf of incarcerated individualsBoston College Law professor Michael Cassidy appointed to legal ethics role at Massachusetts Board of Bar Overseers
BC LAW — Professor and Dean’s Distinguished Scholar R. Michael Cassidy has been appointed by the Supreme Judicial Court to serve as Chair of the Massachusetts Board of Bar Overseers (BBO).
Read More about Boston College Law professor Michael Cassidy appointed to legal ethics role at Massachusetts Board of Bar OverseersRecent Boston College Law graduate Finnegan Schick discusses the use of the Socratic method in law school
BC LAW — For nearly one hundred and fifty years, the Socratic method has endured as the hallmark of American legal education.
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