Washington State tests legal technician licensing project to broaden legal reach

July 13, 2015

BLOOMBERG BNA – So far, Washington is the only state to create a new class of legal advisor, the Limited Licensed Legal Technician, or LLLT. The first six, all women, will have more authority than a paralegal and less than a lawyer, when their licenses take effect, expected later this year, after the final administrative details

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University of Chicago Law offers free online course on technology and law to alumni and public

July 13, 2015

UCHICAGO NEWS – The seven-week class, “Internet Giants: The Law and Economics of Media Platforms,” will be available beginning July 13 for its alumni and the public.

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Gift to Rutgers’ law schools supports public interest law efforts

July 13, 2015

NEW JERSEY BUSINESS – The pro bono and public interest initiatives underway at Rutgers law schools in Camden and Newark will expand their reach throughout the state with a $1 million investment to support future practitioners and those unable to afford legal services, thanks to Rutgers Law–Camden alumnus James Maida and his wife Sharon.

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Emory Law to offer LL.M. in Law and Development

July 13, 2015

LLM GUIDE – Emory’s new LL.M. specialization in Law and Development will help students explore the junction between economic development, law, legal frameworks and institutions.  

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Baylor Law receives State Bar of Texas grant for clinic providing free legal counsel to Texas military veterans

July 13, 2015

BAYLOR UNIVERSITY NEWS – For the first time in Baylor Law School history, the State Bar of Texas has awarded a grant to support and foster the ongoing effort of the Baylor Law School Veterans’ Assistance Clinicto provide Texas military veterans free legal counsel.

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ASU Law introduces teaching law firm for new lawyers

June 29, 2015

LEGAL BROADCAST NETWORK – Arizona State University’s Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law developed a not-for-profit law firm to train recent graduates of the law school with on-the-job learning and to provide the public with affordable legal services in a variety of practice areas.

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Fordham Law School partners with the Fashion Law Institute for L.L.M. in fashion law

June 29, 2015

WWD.COM – As more designers and apparel companies lawyer up to protect their names for myriad reasons, there will be a more knowledgeable pool of talent to draw from thanks to Fordham Law School’s and the Fashion Law Institute’s launch of the first academic degrees in fashion law.

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IU Maurer Law launches clinic to help disabled veterans

June 22, 2015

IU BLOOMINGTON NEWSROOM – the Indiana University Maurer School of Law clinic will represent veterans — at no charge — whose applications for disability benefits have been denied and who wish to appeal the decision to a decision review officer or to the Board of Veterans’ Appeals.

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MSU Law hosts state capital panel on women’s issues for gender and the law class

June 22, 2015

LANSING STATE JOURNAL — The Gretchen Whitmer show returned to the Capitol on Tuesday as the former state senator led a parade of lawmakers, lobbyists and activists who talked women’s issues with the class Whitmer is now teaching at Michigan State University.

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FIU Law clinic students help children of immigrants with work permits and temporary protection

June 22, 2015

FIU MAGAZINE – Florida International University’s Carlos A. Costa Immigration and Human Rights Clinic has become an important provider of legal services to the poor while giving law students the opportunity to practice under the supervision of seasoned attorneys.

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