Tulane Law’s experiential learning program helps students experience practice-oriented situations

July 25, 2016

LOUISIANA RECORD – Tulane University Law School’s newly reorganized experiential learning program will integrate several skill-building offerings under one umbrella to help students gain hands-on training and to shape their professional identities, the schools says.

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Small business clinic at Lewis & Clark Law School assists business owners with affordable legal help

July 25, 2016

KOIN (PORTLAND) – He turned to the Small Business Legal Clinic, part of the Lewis and Clark Law School. Attorneys and students supervised by professors provide low-fee legal help to small businesses.

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Widener Delaware Law School helps eliminate barriers to service with free expungement clinic for minors

July 25, 2016

WDDE (NPR DELAWARE) – Criminal justice advocacy groups have partnered to provide expungement clinics free of charge to Delaware youth this summer.

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Wake Forest Law students to argue mock “Merchant of Venice” case before Justice Ruth Ginsburg

July 25, 2016

WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW – At the intersection of the 500th anniversary of the formation of the Jewish Ghetto in Venice and the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s death, a mock appeal hearing will be held in Shylock’s case.

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Wisconsin Law’s innocence project launches initiative to exonerate wrongly convicted Latinos

July 25, 2016

THE CAP TIMES – The University of Wisconsin Law School is launching a new program to help exonerate Latinos who have been wrongly convicted.

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University of Michigan Law’s Legislation Clinic contributed to recently signed state foster care bill that helps keeps siblings together

July 25, 2016

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN LAW SCHOOL – Three years ago, students in Michigan Law’s Legislation Clinic began working on a bill that would change a small but significant part of the foster care system: sibling placement.

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University of Missouri-Kansas City Law student helps protect children in custody cases involving domestic abuse

July 22, 2016

UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI-KANSAS CITY – After experiencing the lack of protections for children in custody cases that involve domestic abuse, Jill Ainsworth, a third year law student at UMKC School of Law, decided to find a way to advocate for these children.

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Tips for law students on building relationships and networking

July 18, 2016

U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT – Law career experts say that networking is key when pursuing summer internships – which often lead to full-time job offers – or long-term employment.

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ASU Law students work to patent medical innovations at neurological institute

July 18, 2016

THE STATE PRESS – ASU patent law students have serendipitously found themselves working at the forefront of medical discovery thanks to a grant to help Barrow Neurological Institute residents develop their innovations.

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