Texas A&M Law launches new incubator program to help recent graduates transition to small practice
PRNEWSWIRE – Texas A&M University School of Law is introducing a new incubator program designed to accelerate recent graduates’ transition from law school to solo and small firm practice.
Read More about Texas A&M Law launches new incubator program to help recent graduates transition to small practiceLewis & Clark law and Portland State University announce joint JD/MBA program
LEWIS & CLARK LAW SCHOOL – Students in the program will save a full year’s worth of time and expenses, completing both the Juris Doctor and Master’s in Business Administration in four years, rather than the traditional five.
Read More about Lewis & Clark law and Portland State University announce joint JD/MBA programWidener Delaware Law partners with local college on dual degree program
DELAWARE BUSINESS TIMES – Goldey-Beacom College and Widener University Delaware Law School have entered an articulation agreement that will give GBC undergraduate students the opportunity to attend Delaware Law School and earn a juris doctor degree.
Read More about Widener Delaware Law partners with local college on dual degree programLaw schools expand online offerings
NEW YORK TIMES – Law schools, in the face of marked declines in enrollment, revenue and jobs for graduates, are beginning to adopt innovative new ways of delivering legal education.
Read More about Law schools expand online offeringsPace Law to create legal resource and information center for victims of domestic or elder abuse
LOHUD – Impact100 Westchester awarded a $100,000 grant to the Pace Women’s Justice Center, which will create a walk-in legal resource and information center for abuse victims.
Read More about Pace Law to create legal resource and information center for victims of domestic or elder abuseWyoming Law establishes fund to support trial practice education with help from alumni
UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING COLLEGE OF LAW – The University of Wyoming College of Law has created a new fund for the support of trial practice education, the Trial Practice Success Fund.
Read More about Wyoming Law establishes fund to support trial practice education with help from alumniHawai’i Law offers new Doctor of Laws degree for students with a LL.M or J.D.
UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI’I – The UH Board of Regents has approved a new Doctor of Laws degree at the UH Law School, which is already accepting applications for Fall 2016 from students who have completed an LLM or JD degree.
Read More about Hawai’i Law offers new Doctor of Laws degree for students with a LL.M or J.D.St. John’s University Law to establish institute for real estate law
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE JOURNAL – The St. John’s University School of Law will establish The Mattone Family Institute for Real Estate Law funded by a $3.5 million gift from Joseph Mattone, Sr., chairman of the board, The Mattone Group.
Read More about St. John’s University Law to establish institute for real estate lawPace Law creates two-year pilot clinic for famers, food-advocacy groups
NRDC – Pace Law School announced the creation of a two-year pilot of a new law clinic that will provide much-needed legal services to farmers, community and grassroots groups, and mission-oriented food and beverage entrepreneurs.
Read More about Pace Law creates two-year pilot clinic for famers, food-advocacy groupsWestern New England Law establishes ‘3+3’ joint degree program with area college
BUSINESS WEST – Elms College and Western New England University School of Law will execute a ‘3+3’ agreement that allows students to apply for admission to the law school and begin their legal education during their senior year at Elms College.
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