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New Global Human Rights Clinic established at Notre Dame Law

Notre Dame Law School, with five decades of experience in teaching international human rights, is launching a...

Baylor Law creates new family law clinic for empowering litigants who self-represent

Baylor University School of Law announced the creation of a Family Law Clinic that will open in...

Innovative Law Schools: Legal technology

From integrating artificial intelligence into legal research to exploring the ethical implications of emerging technologies, these schools...

How to make the most of your professor’s office hours

If you are a law student, you know that law school is challenging! Not only are you...

Innovative Law Schools: Artificial intelligence

Artificial intelligence is taking the world by storm, and University of California, Berkeley, School of Law is...

Convict turned Georgetown Law professor in trouble with the law again

Shon Hopwood, a law professor at Georgetown University Law Center, has been accused of domestic violence and,...

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Pitt Law uses improv to help student learn necessary soft skills for a legal career

The University of Pittsburgh School of Law has implemented a new improv course for students. The course...

ABA looking to change requirements for experiential learning

The American Bar Association is considering changes to the credit requirement for experiential learning to make legal...

Golden Gate to close JD program, keep graduate law degrees

Golden Gate University School of Law, in San Francisco, is ending its JD program at the end...

How much do entry level lawyers earn?

Liam, a sophomore, came to my office to discuss legal careers. “I actually want to find out...

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