USC Gould Law recognizes graduates receiving judicial clerkships
USC GOULD LAW — USC Gould School of Law recently honored second- and third-year law students and alumni who have received judicial clerkships at the Honorable Howard B. Turrentine Fund Judicial Clerkship Reception.
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THE COLUMNS — Washington and Lee University School of Law has released a report on employment rates for its class of 2023. The report, which measures employment 10 months after graduation, shows another year of strong performance.
Read More about Washington and Lee Law releases graduate employment reportWashington and Lee Law student Jasmin Oommen interviews women graduates on successfully navigating a career in law
THE COLUMNS — Jasmin Oommen is a first-year law student from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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COLORADO LAW — This year marks the fourth annual BIPOC Cord Ceremony. This ceremony serves as an important way for Colorado Law to recognize the achievements of graduating Black, Indigenous, and other students of color.
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REUTERS — The Supreme Court of Washington on Friday approved several new ways for attorneys to become licensed that bypass the bar exam — adding momentum to the burgeoning alternative licensure movement.
Read More about Washington State Supreme Court adopts pathway to law practice without passing the bar examNALP survey: Law graduates find clinical and experiential learning most helpful in forming professional skills
THE NATIONAL JURIST — When she was a law student, Elaine Souder was a member of a mock trial team, traveling and competing in several competitions.
Read More about NALP survey: Law graduates find clinical and experiential learning most helpful in forming professional skillsBloomberg Law survey looks at the practice expectations of law students upon graduation
BLOOMBERG LAW — Public interest work gives lawyers a way to put their knowledge to use while helping marginalized populations. Law students for generations have felt the pull of this kind of work, but it’s unrealistic for most once they graduate and have up to six figures in student loan debt.
Read More about Bloomberg Law survey looks at the practice expectations of law students upon graduationRecent University of Kansas Law graduate Allie O’Neill wins national writing competition
KU SCHOOL OF LAW — A recent graduate of the University of Kansas School of Law has won second place in a national writing competition for her paper on cryptocurrency regulations in international trade.
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KU NEWS — A recent graduate of the University of Kansas School of Law has won second place in a national writing competition for her paper on cryptocurrency regulations in international trade.
Read More about Recent University of Kansas Law graduate Allie O’Neil wins national writing prizeRecent UC Law San Francisco graduate Margaret Von Rotz discusses passion for indigenous rights and environmental justice
UC LAW SAN FRANCISCO — Margaret Palaghicon Von Rotz ’23 started law school with one goal in mind: to gain deep expertise in environmental law and Indigenous rights — knowledge that could help her fight to protect the planet and defend the rights of Indigenous Peoples.
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