B.C. Court of Appeals rules in favor of law school on accreditation fight
CANADIAN INSIDER – Trinity Western University is pleased with the B.C. Court of Appeal’s decision. The court dismissed an appeal of an earlier decision in favour of TWU by Chief Justice Hinkson.
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COURIER – Ohio Northern University’s Center for Democratic Governance and Rule of Law has been awarded a $2 million grant from the Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs of the U.S. State Department to administer the Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition in Afghanistan for the next two years.
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FORDHAM LAW SCHOOL – More than 1,600 legal scholars, government officials, practitioners, and law students participated in the fifth annual International Law Weekend at Fordham Law School
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LIMAOHIO.COM – Tomasdottir was one of 12 students in the United States for 12 days as part of an exchange program through Ohio Northern University’s law school.
Read More about Ohio Northern Law hosts law student from Iceland through exchange programU.K. law firms thrive due to Brexit
BLOOMBERG LAW – Extricating the U.K. from 40 years of European integration will be one of the most complex legal and regulatory exercises ever, which is why demand for legal and consulting services is surging.
Read More about U.K. law firms thrive due to BrexitNotre Dame Law School professor shares optimism about future Colombian peace after playing key role in talks
NOTRE DAME LAW SCHOOL – Douglass Cassel, professor of law at Notre Dame Law School and advisor to the Center for Civil and Human Rights, played a crucial role in the recent Colombian peace talks.
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SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF LAW – The College of Law is hosting five judges from Serbia who are participating in a week-long program, “Rule of Law – Proceedings in Domestic Violence.”
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AUSTRALASIAN LAWYER – Pay increases for lawyers may be coming unbound as the Australian economy turns a corner, according to a report from legal recruitment firm Mahlab.
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FORBES – “[M]aybe the ABA and State Bars might consider that ABS in the UK and other advanced nations seems to be a rising tide that lifts … clients and lawyers.”
Read More about Opinion: U.S. legal sector can use U.K. as example of how to enact successful legal delivery regulatory reformHarvard Law School’s International Human Rights Clinic releases report highlighting human costs of South African gold mining
HARVARD LAW SCHOOL – The 113-page report, The Cost of Gold, documents the threats posed by water, air, and soil pollution from mining in the West and Central Rand.
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