Mercer Law administrative support associate Najiva Timothee runs mentorship program for teenage girls
THE DEN — Najiva Timothee saw a need for mentorship of teen girls in Macon-Bibb County, so she took it upon herself to create a program that would provide that. Timothee, administrative support associate at Mercer Law School, works with dozens of teen girls every year through a program she founded called the Girls Dig…
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MICHIGAN LAW — Federal regulations will continue to be a key tool as the United States transitions to using cleaner energy, according to keynote speakers at the 2024 Environmental and Energy Law Conference, “Our Clean Energy Future.”
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UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI — From self-driving vehicles to facial recognition software, artificial intelligence has infiltrated nearly every part of our daily lives. For Renee Henson, a professor in the University of Missouri’s School of Law, AI isn’t just helpful at home: It has become a fundamental component of her career.
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UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI SCHOOL OF LAW — Professor Barak Richman of the George Washington University School of Law and of Duke University, will present his new draft paper, “Hiding in Plain Sight: ERISA’s Cure for the $1.5 Trillion Health Benefits Market”, co-authored with Amy Monahan, as part of the Mizzou Law Health Law Colloquium, on…
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UMKC TODAY — The pass rate of UMKC School of Law students who took the Missouri bar exam for the first time in July 2024 was 90.6%, more than 5% higher than the pass rate of all Missouri first-time test takers. UMKC Law students had the highest pass rate of all public universities in Missouri…
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NEBRASKA TODAY — The University of Nebraska College of Law has launched a new peer-reviewed law journal. The first volume of the “Nebraska Journal on Advancing Justice” will be published in spring 2025.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO SCHOOL OF LAW — The Community Governance Attorney Program (CGAP) was established by the New Mexico Legislature in 2019 to provide legal services for land grant, acequia, and colonias Communities.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO SCHOOL OF LAW — The 2024 Clinic swearing-in ceremony marks another successful beginning for the School of Law’s experiential learning program. On Monday, August 15, 2024, School of Law students took the oath of office led by Judge Zachary Ives (’00) from the New Mexico Court of Appeals.
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NYU LAW — Ahead of the US Supreme Court’s new term, a panel of constitutional law experts gathered on September 18 to review the Court’s most recent decisions in an NYU Law Forum, sponsored by Latham & Watkins.
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UNC SCHOOL OF LAW — For over a decade, University of North Carolina law professor Kathleen Thomas has pondered a vexing question: Why do some people pay their taxes while others don’t? Her research into small business tax compliance led her to a novel solution gaining traction in policy circles — the “standard business deduction” (SBD).
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