Indiana Supreme Court rules graduates of online law schools can apply to take state bar exam
WRTV — A decision by the Indiana Supreme Court could have a significant impact on the state’s growing attorney shortage.
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LSAC — We are pleased to announce today that updated test preparation materials are now available in LSAC’s LawHub, designed to support test takers planning to test in August 2024 or later.
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HER CAMPUS — Almost as long as I’ve been able to conceptualize a career path, I’ve known I want to be a lawyer. And it’s not for stereotypical reasons, although I do love to argue and I’ve watched Legally Blonde an average of three times per year since the age of 14.
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LAW SCHOOL TOOLBOX — Welcome back to the Law School Toolbox podcast! Today, we’re joined by ex-BigLaw recruiter Sadie Jones to talk about some less common documents that employers might request from you when you apply for a legal job.
Read More about Podcast: Advice for law students on crafting job application documentsAlbany Law professor Ray Brescia discusses his new book on the legal profession
ABA JOURNAL — Ray Brescia, a law professor at Albany Law School in New York, has taken a hard look at the country’s legal system in his new book, Lawyer Nation: The Past, Present, and Future of the American Legal Profession.
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UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS NEWS — Taryn Bewley, Harleigh Gathright and Abigail Riddle, students at the U of A School of Law, comprised one of four teams crowned winners of the 2024 American Bar Association Law Student Division National Appellate Advocacy Competition (NAAC) Regional Tournament in Los Angeles, California.
Read More about University of Arkansas Law students advance to national trial competitionUC Berkeley Law professor Henry Hecht publishes essay collection on the Watergate Special Prosecution Force
BERKELEY LAW — For 40 years, Lecturer in Residence Henry Hecht has been a Berkeley Law fixture, blazing a trail for experiential learning and teaching countless students the intricate skills of negotiating, client interviewing, and deposing witnesses.
Read More about UC Berkeley Law professor Henry Hecht publishes essay collection on the Watergate Special Prosecution ForceUCLA Law students Katharine Young and Evan Mitchell Zepeda discuss their family legacy in civil rights
UCLA NEWSROOM — When Katharine “Kitty” Young and Evan Mitchell Zepeda met in their first-year section at UCLA School of Law in the opening days of the fall 2021 semester, neither of them anticipated the incredible connection that they would make through their years as classmates and friends.
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THE SAN FRANCISCO STANDARD — When San Francisco was mired in “doom loop” talk last year, Mayor London Breed and some business leaders began openly calling for college students to save downtown.
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CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY NEWS — Campbell Law School students are partnering with Church World Service and Elon Law School to hold a Ukrainian Humanitarian Immigration Clinic on Saturday, March 2, for immigrants, their families and community activists interested in learning more about the process.
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