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| University of Memphis School of Law announces new dean Memphis Business Journal Peter Letsou, present dean of the Willamette University College of Law in Salem, Ore., has been named dean of the Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law at the University of Memphis. Letsou will officially enter the role on June 1, according to a release ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| 17 Law Schools to Attend LL.M. Day in Munich on March 23 LLM GUIDE The event will include info panels and an LL.M. forum, where participants will be able to discuss individual questions about LL.M. programs with law school representatives and alumni. Participants will also have sufficient time for networking and ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| $10G degree deal: Governors push state schools to offer bachelor's bargain Fox News Daunting statistics like those and a tight job market are forcing many to reassess what they're paying for, said William Jacobsen, a professor of law at Cornell Law School. "Almost every day in the newspapers there's a story about student debt problems ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Stinson Morrison Hecker Partner Michael Gibbons Named Citizen of the Year STLtoday.com After law school, he practiced with his father at the Kirkwood-based Gibbons Law Firm and he began his political career on the Kirkwood City Council. Gibbons was elected to the Missouri House of Representatives and then the Missouri Senate, where he ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Law Sucks. What Else is There? Teaching - Career Paths - Greedy ... By William Peacock, Esq. Law school is often described as a destination for liberal arts students with no direction. Once they discover that their Philosophy degrees are about as useful as a muzzled guard dog, they choose to go to law school because what else is there ... Greedy Associates | ||
| Conference Announcement: The Future of Law School - Washington ... By profspencer September 26 – 28, 2013, University of Alberta Faculty of Law, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN AT: http://www.lawschool.ualberta.ca/centenary/conference.aspx CONFIRMED SPEAKERS INCLUDE: - Professor ... Washington and Lee Law Faculty... | ||
| Charlotte Ray | Civil War Women Blog By Maggie MacLean Ray was the first African American woman lawyer in the United States and the third woman of any race to earn a law degree (Howard University, 1872). ... Howard University's Law School, however, discouraged women from enrolling. Civil War Women Blog | ||
| Patricia Eteh Goes Back To School - Politics - Nairaland With her three-term-foray as a federal legislator now ended, Mrs. Etteh appears ready to regain her self-respect by earning a law degree. When PREMIUM TIMES contacted her, Mrs. Etteh, who was speaking from an airport in the U.S., said she ... Nairaland |
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| Clerkships-- Law school grads earn coveted jobs with federal court ... Cooley Law School continues to cement its reputation for sending capable graduates into the work force who are ready to step into important roles with law firms, ... www.legalnews.com/ingham/1372309/ | ||
| Part-time law school while working full-time? I'm thinking of going back to school and working towards my law degree. I work full-time, have a husband and horse, but no kids. Advice? Experiences? www.chronofhorse.com/forum/showthread.php?...p... | ||
| Inside the Law School Scam: The twenty-year drop There was a lot of press last week about this year's dramatic fall in law school applicants. LawProf and I noted the carnage a few weeks ago: Law schools are ... insidethelawschoolscam.blogspot.com/.../the-twenty-year-drop... | ||
| History Of Business Law Degree History Of Business Law Degree. It has been told that Doctor Juries is the first person to be awarded a professional degree and doctorate in the Business law ... www.mcgunagleandreidy.com/history-of-business-law-degree.... |
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