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Classroom work is one thing. Getting hands-on experience is another, particularly when you're a lawyer from a...

The International Jurist enjoys profiling foreign attorneys who do remarkable work. Here we interview Smita Rajmohan, an attorney...

By Desiree Jaeger-Fine I am writing this piece from the perspective of someone who is working at a law...

Syracuse University College of Law is launching the nation’s first online joint JD/MBA degree program, in partnership...

Call her professor. She's earned it. Maha Albesharah's goal was to be a law professor in her home...

Allan Gerson took on some pretty tough challenges as a lawyer. He went after Nazi war criminals...

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By Desiree Jaeger-Fine There are a number of myths concerning Curricular Practical Training (CPT) which I seek to address. Myth...

Five years in the making, the world’s most comprehensive collection of competition laws and enforcement practices to date has...

Miami Law recently entered into an agreement with Bogotá, Colombia and the Chamber of Commerce of Bogota Center...

An American lawyer was shot to death on the tiny island of Yap in October. Rachelle Bergeron,...