University of Virginia Law student Kirsten Clark discusses past career as a therapist
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA SCHOOL OF LAW — Whether through her work as a former therapist or as a lawyer-in-training, Kirsten Clark ’24 has learned a thing or two about building rapport.
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INSIGHT TO DIVERSITY — The University of Virginia School of Law is launching a new Education Rights Institute to enhance understanding, scholarship, and resources for K-20 schools and disadvantaged students.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA SCHOOL OF LAW — University of Virginia School of Law students will have the opportunity during the 2023-24 academic year to absorb the knowledge and wisdom of 11 judges in separate course offerings.
Read More about A look at University of Virginia courses taught by judgesA profile on Washington and Lee Law student Ana Laura Coria
THE COLUMNS — Ana Laura Coria ’25L is originally from California but considers herself a world citizen. She is an active member of the W&L community, serving as a Law Review Staff Writer, member of the Jessup International Law Moot Court Team, and as a Research Assistant for Dean Melanie Wilson.
Read More about A profile on Washington and Lee Law student Ana Laura CoriaWMU Cooley Law Innocence project recognizes wrongful conviction day
COOLEY LAW SCHOOL — On Monday, Oct. 2, the Cooley Law School Innocence Project, in partnership with Warner Norcross + Judd LLP, recognized National Wrongful Conviction Day with a panel discussion featuring Project exonerees at Warner’s Grand Rapids office.
Read More about WMU Cooley Law Innocence project recognizes wrongful conviction dayUniversity of Wyoming Law student Amari Bertagnolli receives scholarship
UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING — Building connections and promoting inclusivity in the University of Wyoming College of Law are hallmarks of excellence for 2023-24 Brimmer Scholar Amari Bertagnolli, of Laramie.
Read More about University of Wyoming Law student Amari Bertagnolli receives scholarshipYale Law hosts Supreme Court review
YALE DAILY NEWS — Yale Law School students gathered in the Sterling Law Building on Monday afternoon to attend a panel discussion centered around the Supreme Court’s upcoming term.
Read More about Yale Law hosts Supreme Court reviewSurvey: How law school applicants view the use of artificial intelligence in admissions
LAW.COM — The survey released Monday by Kaplan, a global educational services provider, indicates that 66% of pre-law students believe that law school applicants shouldn’t be allowed to use ChatGPT or other GenAI tools to help them write their admissions essays.
Read More about Survey: How law school applicants view the use of artificial intelligence in admissionsLawline to launch artificial intelligence continuing legal education tool
BENZINGA — Lawline launches its Learning Assistant, the first AI-powered Continuing Legal Education (CLE) tool. Users can ask legal questions, receive instant answers, and deepen their understanding of complex legal topics.
Read More about Lawline to launch artificial intelligence continuing legal education toolA look at the ethics of using artificial intelligence in law practice
REUTERS — The burgeoning use of artificial intelligence (“AI”) platforms and tools such as ChatGPT creates both opportunities and risks for the practice of law.
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