Elon University seeks to establish law school in Charlotte, North Carolina
BUSINESS CAROLINA — Elon University submitted an application for accreditation to the American Bar Association for a School of Law to be located in Charlotte.
Read More about Elon University seeks to establish law school in Charlotte, North CarolinaA look at the motivations of prospective law students
U.S NEWS & WORLD REPORT — High-paying salaries, prestige and furthering academic and career goals were at the top of the list for why students wanted to go to law school over a decade ago. But these days, most students say the thing inspiring them is a desire to do good.
Read More about A look at the motivations of prospective law studentsAdvice on selecting the best references for law school recruitment
U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT — It’s rarely easy to ask someone for a favor, but it’s even harder when it involves someone else’s opinion of you. So, it’s understandable that many applicants dread asking for recommendation letters for law school.
Read More about Advice on selecting the best references for law school recruitmentBoston College Law to host event celebrating the foundations of democracy
BC LAW — Three Boston College Law School professors are among five panelists at the University’s Constitution and Citizenship Day event on September 14.
Read More about Boston College Law to host event celebrating the foundations of democracyUC Berkeley Law Plaintiff Law Association teaches students about plaintiff litigation
THE DAILY CALIFORNIAN — UC Berkeley School of Law students are fostering their interest in public service work through campus’s Plaintiff Law Association, or PLA, in hopes of allowing students to see nonprivate practice and plaintiff work as one of many post-grad opportunities.
Read More about UC Berkeley Law Plaintiff Law Association teaches students about plaintiff litigationUC Berkeley Law students Claudia Liss-Schultz and Kayvon Seif-Naraghi Stellar win legal research prize
BERKELEY LAW — Advanced legal writing skills often lead to rewarding careers in the law. Claudia Liss-Schultz ’25 and Kayvon Seif-Naraghi ’25 each took a recent leap forward on that path — and received a $2,500 prize — after winning this year’s Continuing Education of the Bar (CEB) Award for Excellence in Legal Research and…
Read More about UC Berkeley Law students Claudia Liss-Schultz and Kayvon Seif-Naraghi Stellar win legal research prizeAn interview with new UCLA Law dean Michael Waterstone
UCLA NEWSROOM — Michael Waterstone began his term as the 10th dean of UCLA School of Law on Aug. 1.
Read More about An interview with new UCLA Law dean Michael WaterstoneUC Law San Francisco professor Ben Madley discusses research on California Indigenous Law
UC SAN FRANCISCO LAW — UCLA History Professor Benjamin Madley has earned numerous awards and distinctions for his work detailing the history of government-sanctioned genocide and land seizures against Indigenous Californians.
Read More about UC Law San Francisco professor Ben Madley discusses research on California Indigenous LawUC Law San Francisco student Alfred Si discusses what inspired him to attend law school
UC SAN FRANCISCO LAW — When Alfred Si ’26 started working in the Career Development Office of UC Law San Francisco five years ago, he had little interest in becoming a lawyer or studying law.
Read More about UC Law San Francisco student Alfred Si discusses what inspired him to attend law schoolA profile on Campbell Law student Sofia Baneth
CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY — Campbell Law School’s Sofia Baneth ’23 has chosen to begin her practice as an Honors Attorney with the U.S. Department of Transportation in Washington, D.C.
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