Quinnipiac Law hosts event focused on professional identity and training
QUINNIPIAC LAW — It was a tremendous two days at Quinnipiac Law as 56 practitioners came to campus to work with first-year law students during the annual Gateway to Practice, an immersive experience focusing on professional skills.
Read More about Quinnipiac Law hosts event focused on professional identity and trainingRutgers Law group wins domestic violence appeal
RUTGERS LAW — Daniel Moeller (RLAW ’21), RLA supervising staff attorney and former fellow Rutgers Law Associates (RLA) won a rare appeal of a domestic violence case, reinstating a temporary restraining order for their client and reopening her case after a judge already ruled against her. The door is now open for RLA to piece…
Read More about Rutgers Law group wins domestic violence appealUC Berkeley Law hosts US Solicitor General Elizabeth Prelogar for conversation about her career
UC BERKELEY LAW — US Solicitor General Elizabeth Prelogar visited UC Berkeley Law students in a conversation with UC Berkeley Dean Erwin Chemerinsky and discussed her position as well as personal advice for students.
Read More about UC Berkeley Law hosts US Solicitor General Elizabeth Prelogar for conversation about her careerUniversity of Denver Law student Ryann Connell wins transactional law competition
UNIVERSITY OF DENVER, STURM LAW — Denver Law student Ryann Connell won the Baylor University Law School’s national transactional law competition which took place over the weekend of January 13th.
Read More about University of Denver Law student Ryann Connell wins transactional law competitionFordham Law Voting Rights and Democracy Project students discuss voting rights with White House officials
FORDHAM LAW — Students from the Voting Rights and Democracy Project and Professor Jerry Goldfeder’s Election Law class had the rare experience of meeting with President Joe Biden’s Deputy Counsel, Stacey Grigsby. She spent an hour with them describing the way the Counsel’s office is structured and, more specifically, her own responsibilities.
Read More about Fordham Law Voting Rights and Democracy Project students discuss voting rights with White House officialsNotre Dame Law participates in Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service
NOTRE DAME LAW — “Everybody can be great, because everybody can serve.” In the spirit of that call to action from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., over 100 Notre Dame Law School students, faculty, and staff spent time on Monday, January 16, serving the greater South Bend community by volunteering for local nonprofit organizations during…
Read More about Notre Dame Law participates in Martin Luther King Jr. Day of ServiceRutgers Law Minority Student Program recognized with national ABA Diversity Award
RUTGERS LAW — The Minority Student Program (MSP) at Rutgers Law School on the Newark campus received the 2022 American Bar Association’s (ABA) Dean Henry J. Ramsey, Jr. Diversity Award.
Read More about Rutgers Law Minority Student Program recognized with national ABA Diversity AwardStanford Law student James Stone publishes article on excessive force litigation
STANFORD LAW — It is rare for law students to secure publication of their articles in flagship law reviews. But SLS 3L James Stone defied the odds with his recently published article, Past-Acts Evidence in Excessive Force Litigation, likely the most systematic analysis ever of certain past-act evidentiary standards in civil litigation involving police misconduct.
Read More about Stanford Law student James Stone publishes article on excessive force litigationUniversity of Virginia Law students travel abroad during January term
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA LAW — The January Term culminates this week at the University of Virginia School of Law, including three courses that have been reintroduced after taking a hiatus during the pandemic. January term classes typically meet the last week of winter break and are designed to foster interest in topics students might find…
Read More about University of Virginia Law students travel abroad during January termUniversity of Alabama Law student Emily G. Sims reflects on her fellowship experience in a rural community
UNIVERSITY OF ALBAMA SCHOOL OF LAW — Emily G. Sims recounts her experience practicing in a small-town for summer 2022 through the Finch Initiative at University of Alabama Law.
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