Hofstra Law students receive CLEA award for work in Disaster Recovery Clinic
HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY – Second-year students Dean Ferdenzi and Adam Solomon are Hofstra Law’s co-recipients of the CLEA Outstanding Student Award for their work in the Disaster Recovery Clinic.
Read More about Hofstra Law students receive CLEA award for work in Disaster Recovery ClinicTemple Law student named to Equal Justice Works advisory committee
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY BEASLEY SCHOOL OF LAW – Rising 2L Elizabeth Schultz is one of four law students nationwide chosen to serve a two-year term on the Equal Justice Works National Advisory Committee.
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UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO SCHOOL OF LAW – James Monteleone (’16), Paola Jaime (’17) and Jeffrey (“Randy”) Taylor (’16) won best brief in the Brooklyn Regional National Moot Court Competition.
Read More about University of New Mexico Law team wins first place at regional moot court competitionIncoming Wyoming Law student seeks to make a bigger impact in advocating for victims of crime with law degree
NORTHERN WYOMING DAILY NEWS – Jeanne Core has devoted her life to public service and the well beings of others, and now she will continue on and help others re-build their lives after being a victim of crimes in a different way.
Read More about Incoming Wyoming Law student seeks to make a bigger impact in advocating for victims of crime with law degreeUGA Law add fellowships to expand opportunities in public interest arena
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA – The University of Georgia School of Law has three new fellowship opportunities, which combined with existing support will allow more than 20 rising second- and third-year students to take summer positions in the public interest arena.
Read More about UGA Law add fellowships to expand opportunities in public interest arenaWrongly convicted individual to be released due to efforts by University of Michigan Law and Northwestern Pritzker Law students
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN LAW SCHOOL – The Northwestern Pritzker School of Law’s Center on Wrongful Convictions of Youth and the Michigan Innocence Clinic at the University of Michigan Law School filed the motion for relief from judgment that Judge Sullivan granted today.
Read More about Wrongly convicted individual to be released due to efforts by University of Michigan Law and Northwestern Pritzker Law studentsUSC Gould Law students provide legal information basics to local youth
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA – Alexandra Mateus, a third-year law student, said the USC Gould School of Law’s Street Law program is the reason she selected the school.
Read More about USC Gould Law students provide legal information basics to local youthUniversity of Michigan Law’s innocence clinic seeks to reopen Detroit murder case
THE DETROIT NEWS – The Innocence Clinic at University of Michigan law school is raising questions about a Detroit murder conviction back in 1992.
Read More about University of Michigan Law’s innocence clinic seeks to reopen Detroit murder caseStanford Law students to participate in ‘hackathon’ to help support women lawyers at law firms
ABA JOURNAL – 54 law firm partners will compete on nine teams to develop solutions to the gender gap. Each team will also include a Stanford law student
Read More about Stanford Law students to participate in ‘hackathon’ to help support women lawyers at law firmsStanford Law School study finds women still lag behind men at law firms despite inclusion efforts
LAW.COM – Four Stanford law students examined existing research on women in law firms, analyzing how other industries approach inclusion and interviewing law firm attorneys and in-house counsel on their attitudes toward diversity.
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