Penn Carey Law launches Justice Lab Clinic
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COLUMBIA LAW SCHOOL — The promise and peril of generative artificial intelligence were on the agenda for the fourth Women of Columbia Law gathering, which drew graduates and admitted students to an event in San Francisco on March 20.
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HARVARD LAW TODAY — Professor David Wilkins on the future of the workplace, legal education, and preparing for a world of uncertainty.
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ABA JOURNAL — Associate Rachel Cohen may have been the first lawyer to resign from a law firm because she disagreed with its response to President Donald Trump’s punitive executive orders, but she isn’t the last.
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BLOOMBERG LAW — Five of the world’s largest law firms made deals with Donald Trump to avoid punitive executive orders, as the president has now secured $940 million in free legal services.
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THE WASHINGTON POST — Trump’s punishments for firms and deals with others have shaken the profession, with attorneys across the country grappling with fear, outrage and uncertainty.
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