Albany Law student Jordan Fruchter creates calculator to empower tenants in court
ALBANY LAW SCHOOL — His revised solution: A computer program called the H.A.R.M. calculator (Habitability, Abatement of Rent, Mathematical), which he designed to automatically compute reasonable damages based on monthly rent; how long the issue has gone on; and the percentage of rent abated for the particular issue in prior housing-related court cases.
Read More about Albany Law student Jordan Fruchter creates calculator to empower tenants in courtUC Irvine Law student Emily Genzlinger receives Equal Justice Works Regional Public Interest Award
UC IRVINE SCHOOL OF LAW — Emily Genzlinger, a 3L at the University of California, Irvine School of Law (UCI Law), has been selected for a 2020 Equal Justice Works Regional Public Interest Award. She is one of only eight law students selected for the award — chosen from more than 125 applicants, Emily was selected for her…
Read More about UC Irvine Law student Emily Genzlinger receives Equal Justice Works Regional Public Interest AwardUC Irvine Law students provide pro bono legal services during crisis
UCI NEWS — The COVID-19 pandemic has awakened a vigorous spirit of public service in countless people across the globe. For UCI Law students, however, the urge to serve the most vulnerable is far from new.
Read More about UC Irvine Law students provide pro bono legal services during crisisUCLA Law clinic students participate in lawsuit seeking to protect at-risk prisoners during pandemic
UCLA LAW — Members of three UCLA School of Law clinics are part of a coalition including people who are incarcerated in Los Angeles County jails, lawyers and activists that has sued the county and county sheriff’s department seeking the release of medically vulnerable people and the implementation of heightened health and safety standards in jails…
Read More about UCLA Law clinic students participate in lawsuit seeking to protect at-risk prisoners during pandemicUniversity of Houston Law Center student Erika McDonald receives writing recognition
UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON LAW CENTER — Erika McDonald, a third-year University of Houston Law Center student, was the recipient of the National Order of the Scribes Award at the virtual Dean’s Ceremony on April 21.
Read More about University of Houston Law Center student Erika McDonald receives writing recognitionBoston University Law student Dominique McClean discusses experiences in Legislative Policy and Drafting Clinic
BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW — In the Legislative Policy & Drafting Clinic, Dominique McClean (’21) worked on legislation to ensure equity in the state’s cannabis market and to prevent discrimination based on hair styles and types.
Read More about Boston University Law student Dominique McClean discusses experiences in Legislative Policy and Drafting ClinicUniversity of Virginia Law student Jehanne McCullough discusses voter protection advocacy work
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA SCHOOL OF LAW — Now a second-year law student at UVA, McCullough hopes to continue her advocacy for the underserved through a career in law. She is currently online editor of the Virginia Law Review and a Peer Advisor. She communicates in person using ASL and UVA-provided interpreters.
Read More about University of Virginia Law student Jehanne McCullough discusses voter protection advocacy workLewis & Clark Law Environmental, Natural Resources, and Energy Law Program announces inaugural Diehl Fellowships
LEWIS & CLARK LAW SCHOOL — Lewis & Clark Law School’s Environmental, Natural Resources, and Energy Law Program announced the first four recipients for Diehl Fellowships. Three current students and one recent graduate were selected from a pool of applicants in February.
Read More about Lewis & Clark Law Environmental, Natural Resources, and Energy Law Program announces inaugural Diehl FellowshipsUniversity of Virginia Law student Mihir Khetarpal discusses experience with school’s moot court and law review
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA SCHOOL OF LAW — At UVA Law, Khetarpal is an articles development editor for the Virginia Law Review, vice president of the Extramural Moot Court Team, a Peer Advisor and a Virginia Law Ambassador, serving as a tour guide to visitors. He is also a William Minor Lile Moot Court competitor.
Read More about University of Virginia Law student Mihir Khetarpal discusses experience with school’s moot court and law reviewCase Western Reserve Law student Kristinia Aiad-Toss publishes paper on war crimes during El Salvador civil war
CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW — Last summer, second-year law student Kristina Aiad-Toss spent two months in El Salvador interning for International Partners in Mission (IPM), a non-profit that engages in community development projects abroad to help women and children in 66 countries. The testimonials, along with additional research, formed the backbone of the white…
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