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New fund eases loan repayment for 14 Duquesne alumni

Fourteen fortunate and generous Duquesne University School of Law alumni have been the first to receive loan...

Dayton Law faculty member receives Ohio Women’s Bar Association Service Award

The Ohio Women's Bar Association honored a champion of professionalism and career development in the legal profession...

University of Miami’s Health and Elder Law Clinic wins praise

The University of Miami Law School’s Health and Elder Clinic received the prestigious Clinical Legal Education Association’s...

Legal hiring to increase in third quarter, survey says

Legal hiring remains a bright spot in a transitional economic environment, as one-third (33 percent) of lawyers...

Surviving law school from A to Z

Incoming law students will grow weak at the knees with the “Law School Survival Manual: From LSAT...

Penn Law begins approximate $30 million construction project

The University of Pennsylvania Law School is beginning construction on a new building, courtroom and auditorium. The approximately...

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The Diary of Jennifer Pohlman: Week 3

I’m another week deep on BarBri, and I am behind—big time. I spent the weekend eating cupcakes and...

John J. Farmer Jr., Rutgers School of Law-Newark

Farmer is the former New Jersey Attorney General and replaces former dean Stuart L. Deutsch, who had...

Robert Post, Yale Law School

Post served as the David Boies Professor of Law at Yale since 2003, and is considered one...

Patricia D. White, University of Miami School of Law

White comes to Miami from the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State University, where...

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