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Elon University launches Humanitarian Immigration Law Clinic

 Elon University School of Law has launched the Humanitarian Immigration Law Clinic, which will allow students to...

Drexel appoints Martha Candiello to head of Career Development

 Drexel University has appointed Martha Candiello to head of the Career and Professional Development Office. Candiello comes...

Thomas Jefferson classes begin in new, historic building

 Thomas Jefferson School of Law began classes in their new downtown San Diego building on Jan. 18....

Changes in family law landscape bode for an interesting practice

By Julie Chen Allen Diverse evolving attitudes and behaviors from American society’s classes, ages, and racial backgrounds have...

Gonzaga hires Jane Korn as dean

Gonzaga University School of Law has hired Jane B. Korn to be the school’s next dean. Korn...

Georgetown Law Center to offer national security degree program

 Georgetown's Law Center has announced plans to offer a national security graduate degree program in Fall 2011.  “The...
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Two former U.S. Senators to become law professors

Former U.S. Senators Arlen Specter and Russ Feingold have announced plans to teach law courses at University...

Law schools pressured to focus on hands-on training

The annual meeting of the Association of American Law Schools shed light on the struggles that law...

UM School of Law launches global program

The University of Miami School of Law is scheduled to launch their latest program, LawWithoutWalls, on Saturday,...

Part-time lawyers continue to be the exception

While nearly 98 percent of law offices offered part-time schedules in 2010, only 6.4 percent of lawyers...
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