Michelle Weyenberg

Kramer Levin in New York launched its Racial Justice Initiative Scholars program this year, a creative effort aimed at furthering its commitment to diversity and inclusion. Its first class of scholars targeted New York area law schools and included seven students in their first year of law school at Fordham University School of Law, New York University School of Law and Columbia Law School.

Ana Vnukova, of Kyiv, escaped Ukraine on day 10 of the war. She is now one of eight fully funded Ukrainian lawyers, sponsored by CILE, who arrived in August at the University of Pittsburgh School of Law as part of the newly launched Ukrainian Legal Assistance Project.

Aubrie Souza Suffolk University Law School Class of 2022 Since the summer of her first year of law school, Souza...

A big city comes with more of everything — people, opportunities, competition and resources. Most big cities...

Katherine HansonChicago-Kent College of Law at Illinois Institute of TechnologyClass of 2022 By her own account, Katherine Hanson...

The American Bar Association House of Delegates passed a package of proposed revisions to the ABA law...

The American Bar Association has determined that Western New England is in compliance of having 75% of...

South Texas College of Law Houston and Vermont Law School were recently approved by the ABA Section...

The University of North Texas at Dallas College of Law has been fully approved by the American...

A new Center on Community Safety, Policing and Inequality at the University of Connecticut School of Law...