Podcast: Suffolk Law professor Gabe Teninbaum discusses legal technology and legal education
SUFFOLK LAW — In episode 5, Gabe Teninbaum provides an overview of the Legal Innovation and Technology concentration at Suffolk Law School and how it prepares students for their future careers. He also references his book, Productizing Legal Work: Providing Legal Expertise at Scale, and shares how it will guide law students and graduates looking…
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TOURO LAW — Community service and innovation are hallmarks of the education and experience at Touro University, and with the help of Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer and other Congressional leaders, future doctors, scientists and lawyers will now have expanded opportunities to develop their capacity to serve society. More than $3.2 million in federal funding…
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TOURO LAW — Provost, Graduate and Professional Division of Touro Law, Patricia E. Salkin sits with Patty Roberts to discuss her book, May It Please the Campus (Lawyers Leading Higher Education), and gives a preview of the themes and trends related to lawyers becoming Provosts and Presidents of universities. She also provides some helpful advice…
Read More about Podcast: Touro Law professor and provost Patricia Salkin discusses book on lawyers leading universitiesUniversity of Utah Law professor Anna Carpenter co-authors research on access to justice gaps
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH LAW — Every year, 20 million Americans find themselves in state civil courts facing life-altering events such as divorce, child custody deliberations, eviction, and missed bills. But unlike in criminal courts, where defendants have a constitutional right to legal representation, the same guarantee isn’t afforded in state civil courts. Most people in…
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA LAW — A symposium at the University of Virginia School of Law will explore how a U.S. Supreme Court ruling has shaped clashes over equity in education, both past and present. “50 Years After San Antonio Independent School District v. Rodriguez: New and Old Fights for Equity in Public Schools,” hosted by…
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA LAW — Dean Risa Goluboff has been named to the Equal Justice Works board of directors, among other accolades for the University of Virginia School of Law community. EJW “brings together an extensive network of law students, lawyers, nonprofit legal aid organizations and supporters to promote public service and inspire a commitment…
Read More about University of Virginia Law dean Risa Goluboff named to Equal Justice Works boardPodcast: Wake Forest Law professor Alan Palmiter discusses new book on new book on sustainable corporations
WAKE FOREST LAW — Alan Palmiter discusses his new book Sustainable Corporations and touches upon the future relationship between corporations and climate change, and the role shareholders have. There is also a conversation on the importance of personal integrity, collaboration, and trust within corporations.
Read More about Podcast: Wake Forest Law professor Alan Palmiter discusses new book on new book on sustainable corporationsWilliam & Mary Law students attend American Law Institute eminent domain conference
WILLIAM & MARY LAW — A strong contingent of William & Mary Law students and alumni attended the 40th American Law Institute-CLE Eminent Domain and Land Valuation Litigation Conference, held from February 2-4 in Austin, Texas.
Read More about William & Mary Law students attend American Law Institute eminent domain conferenceYale Law announces expansion of need-based aid
YALE LAW SCHOOL — The law school of Yale University has been known—and this is rare in law schools—for giving out all aid based on need. On Thursday, it announced an expansion of a full-tuition scholarship to students from families who earn up to up to 200 percent of the federal poverty line. This year,…
Read More about Yale Law announces expansion of need-based aidDo Law Schools Need the LSAT? Here’s How to Understand the Debate.
NEW YORK TIMES — One part of the American Bar Association is trying to drop the test requirement for law schools, while another has voted to retain it — and both sides say diversity is the reason.
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