Sentences with phrase «law schools band»

ELITE LAW SCHOOLS BAND TOGETHER AND DEMAND DECENCY FROM BIGLAW: They want to know if firms are forcing summers into binding arbitration and nondisclosure agreements.

Andrew is a member of a law school band and recently participated in Rockable Hours, a charity concert raising money for the Ottawa Food Bank.

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We met in the marching band in high school, then dated in college and law school, and finally got married in 2015!

It has donated $ 1.7 million to Parent Revolution, a group that promotes «parent trigger» laws, which allow parents to band together to seize control of low - performing schools.

Jie Kitman, a lawyer and rock band manager, contributed to Automobile Magazine in its first year, when its editor bought a story he'd written while in law school about attending a Volvo market research session in Boston.

Your new acquaintance may have the same name as the lead singer of your favorite band in high school, or a similar name to your mother - in - law, or a name that rhymes with your sister's.

Rock bands drawn from Seattle law firms will perform at The Showbox, all to raise money for elementary school music programs in the city.

The bands feature contact information for Strom Law Firm DUI Attorney Trey Harrell, who received his law degree from the Charleston School of LLaw Firm DUI Attorney Trey Harrell, who received his law degree from the Charleston School of Llaw degree from the Charleston School of LawLaw.

Collins tells Lattman that his band broke up in 1999, in part so that he could finish law school, but is now back playing together.

She advises on a range of issues, including land management, land and building leases, local governance, Indian residential schools, economic development, hunting and fishing, and band by - laws.

A musician throughout College, Buckley considered becoming a rock musician and even obtained a one year deferment from entering law school to tour with his band.

Prior to law school, Ashby toured regionally in the Southeastern United States in two different bands, releasing two albums of original music.

Thereafter, municipal governments, law schools, and private corporations banded together to create legal aid programs.