Law.com survey reports dissatisfaction among deputy general counsel
ABA JOURNAL — Deputy general counsel are reporting widespread burnout and dissatisfaction in a new study published Wednesday by legal talent provider Axiom and market research consultant Wakefield Research. According to Law.com, which reported on its results, 200 deputy general counsel at companies with more than $5 billion in annual revenues participated in the study. All of…
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ABA JOURNAL — Artificial intelligence has the potential to change the world in which we work and live. If you’ve been paying attention, you know that AI-related transformation is already happening, and the legal industry is not immune. As I’ve discussed in past columns, there are already many AI-powered technologies available to legal professionals that streamline workflowsand automate tedious…
Read More about Opinion: Lawyers should embrace artificial intelligenceUniversity of Arizona Law students Mia Burcham and Rebecca Caro Cohen open clinics to help expunge marijuana related charges
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA LAW — As Araceli thinks back to her charge for possession of drug paraphernalia back in 2013, it brings back memories of having trouble finding housing and a job. U of A law students Mia Burcham and Rebecca Caro Cohen want to help people like Araceli and are already setting up clinics…
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UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS LAW — Third-year law student Jace Motley has been selected as one of 35 students from across the country to participate in the Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law’s Judicial Clerkship Opinion Writing Conference to be held Feb. 23-25 in Washington, D.C.
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UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS LAW — Harrison Howle and Kristina Ranney Wallace, students at the U of A School of Law, composed one of two teams crowned as winners of the 2023 National Trial Competition Regional Tournament for Region 11. This year’s competition was hosted by Texas A & M School of Law and was held…
Read More about University of Arkansas Law students win regional trial competitionBaylor Law dean Brad Toben reflects on his 31 years as dean
BAYLOR LAW — Bradley J. B. Toben, the longest serving dean among the American Bar Association-accredited law schools, will be stepping down after more than 31 years as dean of Baylor Law School. Toben, who graduated with his J.D. from Baylor Law in 1977 and became dean of his alma mater in 1991, will return…
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BAYLOR LAW — On February 11, 2023, Baylor Law hosted the 18th annual People’s Law School, a half-day event offering free courses designed to make the law more accessible. More than 200 participants came to Baylor Law for the first in-person People’s Law School since 2020
Read More about Baylor Law hosts People’s Law School event for the local communityBaylor Law students and faculty participate in roundtable discussion with US Secretary of Veterans’ Affairs Denis R. McDonough
BAYLOR LAW — On Friday, Thursday, February 9th, Rhasean Stephens, President of Baylor Law’s Veteran and Military Legal Society and Director of Clinical and Pro Bono Programs Josh Borderud attended a roundtable discussion with the Secretary of Veterans Affairs, Denis R. McDonough.
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BOSTON COLLEGE LAW — A Rappaport Center for Law and Public Policy panel on the future of progressive prosecution, comprising current and former district attorneys and prosecutors, gathered on February 1 to discuss the fortitude of the progressive movement.
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BOSTON COLLEGE LAW — Kristie-Valerie Hoang ’25 is one of three students nationwide to be named a 2023 Don H. Liu Scholar. She will receive a $15,000 scholarship in recognition of her exceptional academic accomplishment and leadership, and her potential to succeed at a top law firm or Fortune 500 corporation. Hoang is the second…
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