Duke Law students help families seeking asylum in Texas
DUKE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW – Three Duke University School of Law students — Eleni Bakst ’17, Suzie Jing ’18, and Blair Mason ’18 — share their experiences working with families detained while seeking asylum at the South Texas Family residential Center in Dilley, Texas.
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U.S. NEWS – Experts say law school hopefuls should choose a college major based on their interests and talents.
Read More about Advice on selecting an undergraduate major for aspiring lawyersElon Law to graduate first students in 2.5-year accelerated JD program
TIMES-NEWS – Some 111 students will receive law degrees in Alumni Gym in Elon.
Read More about Elon Law to graduate first students in 2.5-year accelerated JD programYale Law clinic files class action lawsuit on behalf of veterans exposed to hydrogen bombs related to 1966 plane crash
DISABLED VETERANS – Yale law students filed the class action about the 1966 plane crash incident at the US Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims.
Read More about Yale Law clinic files class action lawsuit on behalf of veterans exposed to hydrogen bombs related to 1966 plane crashPitt Law team wins Advocates Choice Award at securities dispute resolution triathlon
UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH – The Pitt Law team, Matthew Banta; Bryson Stephen, and Christopher Harris, traveled to St. John’s University School of Law’s Manhattan campus in New York for the competition.
Read More about Pitt Law team wins Advocates Choice Award at securities dispute resolution triathlonHarvard Law student to spend year working with NAACP as inaugural Harvard Law Review Public Interest Fellow
HARVARD LAW SCHOOL – Louis W. Fisher ’16 has been selected as the inaugural Public Interest Fellow.
Read More about Harvard Law student to spend year working with NAACP as inaugural Harvard Law Review Public Interest FellowDuke Law student receives fellowship to provide legal assistance to low-income LGBTQ and HIV-affected Staten Islanders
DUKE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW – Kinjal Patel ’18 has received a two-year Skadden Fellowship to provide legal assistance to low-income lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and HIV-affected residents.
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GONZAGA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW – J.D./MSW candidate Jenna Bock was recently selected to represent Gonzaga Law in the Washington State Bar Association’s Juvenile Law Section.
Read More about Gonzaga Law student selected to join Washington State Bar Association’s Juvenile Law SectionU.S. District Judge Denise Cote advises Columbia Law students on managing complicated cases
COLUMBIA LAW SCHOOL – U.S. District Judge Denise Cote ’75 recently talked with students about managing complex cases and minimizing adversarial exchanges between opposing counsel.
Read More about U.S. District Judge Denise Cote advises Columbia Law students on managing complicated casesUniversity of Florida Law launches new initiative to help sharpen courtroom skills of UF Police Department
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA – A new initiative between UF Law and the University of Florida Police Department allows future attorneys to hone their direct and cross-examination skills and provides police officers with valuable practice for testifying in court.
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