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Four great places to study human rights law

From the millions of refugees fleeing Syria to banana plantation workers striking in Costa Rica, human rights...

Legal ed nonprofit rebrands to AccessLex

By Tyler Roberts To better reflect a new vision for comprehensively improving legal education, Access Group, Inc. has...

Law Students of the Year: Ahmed Lavalais, UC Berkeley School of Law

Third-year UC Berkeley School of Law’s Ahmed Lavalais is a remarkable law student who came to law...

Law Students of the Year: Amanda Gomm, Lewis & Clark Law School

Given the nature of our evolving economy and a shifting job market that relies on innovation and...

Law Students of the Year: Javier Garcia, University of New Mexico

Javier Garcia was born and raised in California to parents who came to the U.S. from Mexico...

Law Students of the Year: Rasha Abu-Zeyadeh, Texas Tech University

Rasha Abu-Zeyadeh was born in Kuwait, just months after the start of the Gulf War. Seeking refuge,...
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Law Students of the Year: Katie Steefel, University of Denver

Katie Steefel didn’t learn to read until the third grade. Attending speech therapy and testing into the...

Law Students of the Year: Laymond Wilburn, Texas Southern University

In his own words, Wilburn recalls what motivated him to go law school, a story that helped...

Law Students of the Year: Frances Isbell, University of Alabama

Frances Isbell was one of 16 graduate students of the inaugural class of the Albert Schweitzer Fellows...

Law Students of the Year: Lynne Nash, Texas A&M University

Perhaps Lynne Nash has been cloned. In addition to being a law school student, she’s a wife,...
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