William Mitchell Law begins first hybrid-online course
STAR TRIBUNE — Vershawn Young, a college professor from Canada, started his first day of law school on Monday. So did Dr. Brooke Baker, an anesthesiologist from New Mexico.
Read More about William Mitchell Law begins first hybrid-online courseSuffolk Law students participating in negotiation and mediation program at Cuban law school
THE BOSTON GLOBE — As the United States and Cuba move to normalize relations, a group of Suffolk University Law students is exploring firsthand what those historic ties might look like.
Read More about Suffolk Law students participating in negotiation and mediation program at Cuban law schoolGeorgetown Law professors create course that pairs law and engineering students
WASHINGTON POST — Alvaro Bedoya knows firsthand what happens when old laws clash with new technology.
Read More about Georgetown Law professors create course that pairs law and engineering studentsNova Southeastern Law launches Social Media and the Law class.
SOUTH FLORIDA SUN-SENTINEL — With the proliferation of social media sites, Ethan Wall has developed a new law school course, Social Media and the Law.
Read More about Nova Southeastern Law launches Social Media and the Law class.UNLV launches LL.M in Gambling Law
KNPR-FM (NPR) — The expansion of gaming has increased the need for lawyers with the legal skills to maneuver through the globalized gaming industry.
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WVRO-FM (NPR) — The Syracuse University School of Law is the site of the first comprehensive veterans legal clinic in New York state.
Read More about Syracuse Law opens veteran’s clinicWashington state’s legal technicians help close the justice gap
ABA JOURNAL — These non-lawyers will be licensed by the state to provide legal advice and assistance to clients in certain areas of law without the supervision of a lawyer.
Read More about Washington state’s legal technicians help close the justice gapOklahoma law schools continue focus on Native American affairs
THE WASHINGTON TIMES — A growing demand for lawyers with backgrounds in Native American legal studies has kept Indian enrollment steady or rising at the state’s law schools, officials said.
Read More about Oklahoma law schools continue focus on Native American affairsIowa Board of Regents approves Master in the Studies of Law degree
IOWA CITY PRESS-CITIZEN — Imagine you’re an engineering student and, in order to understand how to make the most of your inventions and innovations, you want to learn more about property and patenting law. Do you sign up for three years of law school after graduation?
Read More about Iowa Board of Regents approves Master in the Studies of Law degreeWilliam & Mary to expand domestic violence legal services
WILLIAMSBURG YORKTOWN DAILY — A legal clinic at the William & Mary School of Law focused on assisting victims of domestic violence is expanding its services with the help of a federal grant.
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