Boston University Law student awarded Department of Justice Honors Program Fellowship
BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW — Boston University Law student Nisa Ibrahim (’18) will begin her law career in an evolving field. As a Department of Justice Attorney General Honors Program Fellow with the Los Angeles Immigration Court, she will clerk for a panel of immigration judges as they hear cases related to visas, green cards, and…
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UCLA LAW — Distinguished UCLA School of Law alumnus Andrei Iancu returned on Feb. 22 to offer an inside look from the highest reaches of the federal government into the most pressing issues in patent law.
Read More about Director of U.S. Patent and Trademark Office offers insight on patent law to UCLA Law studentsAlbany Law student coordinates regional convention for black law students
ALBANY LAW SCHOOL — Albany Law student Racquel Saddler ’18 served as coordinator for the 50th Annual Northeast Black Law Students Association Convention, an intricate multi-day program held across various venues in Albany, N.Y. Serving as the mistress of ceremonies, Saddler introduced the keynote speaker, U.S. Congressman Hakeem Jeffries.
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VANDERBILT LAW SCHOOL — Vanderbilt Law student Dora Duru has been named the Helen Strong Curry International Legal Scholar for the Class of 2020. Endowed through an estate gift from Jean Curry Allen (BA’44), the scholarship is awarded each year to a 1L student with a passion for international issues who plans to focus their upper-level…
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VANDERBILT LAW SCHOOL — Vanderbilt Law students Katie Sochacki ’18 and Dora Duru ’20 are among 12 law students and early-career attorneys chosen for the 2018 Law Program of the Fellowships at Auschwitz for the Study of Professional Ethics.
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UCLA LAW — UCLA School of Law student Cameron Berkowitz ’19 scored the top prize in the Recording Academy’s 21st Annual Entertainment Law Initiative Writing Competition for his essay “Streaming in the Free Market: Releasing Songwriters from the Compulsory Music License.”
Read More about UCLA Law student Cameron Berkowitz wins Recording Academy writing awardUCLA Law alums share keys to success at Women LEAD Summit
UCLA LAW — Promoting a theme of vision, empowerment and impact, UCLA School of Law’s fast-growing organization of women lawyers convened for the 2019 UCLA Law Women LEAD Summit on March 1.
Read More about UCLA Law alums share keys to success at Women LEAD SummitBaylor Law students help lawyers prepare arguments before the Texas Supreme Court
BAYLOR NEWS — Baylor Law students Carson May, Molly Maier, and Tori Coates assisted a lawyer from the Waco firm of Scanes & Routh prepare for an argument before the Texas Supreme Court. The case, Worsdale v. City of Killeen, Texas involved the issue of requirement of ‘notice’ under the Texas Tort Claims Act.
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UNIVERSITY OF BALTIMORE LAW — Elizabeth Paige, a member of the University of Baltimore School of Law Class of 2020, is the winner of a prestigious Newman Civic Fellow Award. It was established to honor student leaders dedicated to creating lasting change and building a better world.
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UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS — – Nicholas Linn, a second-year law student, recently returned from a five-day trip to Singapore as part of his work in the University of Arkansas School of Law’s Human Trafficking Clinic.
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