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AccessLex scholarship drawing again brings smiles

A cool million ... Plus some ...  That's the amount of money that the nonprofit AccessLex Institute has...

3 unconventional job tips for lawyers

By Alexandra Sumner Job hunting as a lawyer can be a draining process; between the constant crawling through...

Pro Bono Stars: University of Hawai‘i hero

By Sherry Karabin Editor’s note: While American Bar Association rules state that all lawyers have a professional responsibility...

Is a master’s degree for you?

A master’s in law for non-lawyers is a relatively new degree. It doesn’t have nearly the history...

Tulane University Launches Two New Online Masters Degree Programs

Tulane University Law School launched the Master of Jurisprudence program in Energy Law and Environmental law in...

UConn School of Law student wins competition to start ‘The Road That Connects’ project

On a drive with her husband from Oklahoma City, Okla., to Hartford, Conn., during the summer before...
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How to start bar prep the right way

By Ashley  Heidemann  Are you getting ready to start bar prep? If you’re feeling overwhelmed, you’re not alone! Studying...

Penn State launches masters and certificate programs

Penn State Law in University Park has launched new masters and certificate programs aimed at students and...

Wayne State starts masters program for non-lawyers

Wayne State University Law School has launched a Master of Studies in Law program with a concentration...

Was Georgetown Law in the right when it fired an adjunct for “reprehensible” statements?

Georgetown University Law Center fired an adjunct professor earlier this month for stating that some of her...
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