Sentences with phrase «of law student blogs»
Of course, plenty of law student blogs carry on.
http://legalblogwatch.typepad.com/ Not exact matches
Thiel's lectures became an online sensation after Stanford law student Blake Masters, then 25, began posting — originally without permission — reconstructions of each one on his Tumblr blog.
About Blog Journal of Intellectual Property and Entertainment Law (JIPEL) with the goal of encouraging scholarly discourse between academics, practitioners, and students interested in intellectual property and entertainment law topiLaw (JIPEL) with the goal of encouraging scholarly discourse between academics, practitioners, and students interested in intellectual property and entertainment law topilaw topics.
This blog will explore the theory and practice of effective listening, and how lawyers, law students, and just about everyone involved in the practice of law can benefit from working on their listening.
Loudonville, New York About Blog Students provide original content and insight into modern politics, from a variety of backgrounds and subfields — including American political institutions and elections, public policy, political theory, gender politics, pop culture and politics, public law, international relations, human rights, foreign policy, and more!
Let me introduce my beautiful muse Courtney who is currently a law student in NYC and creator of GirlAvantGarde blog.
About Blog Journal of Intellectual Property and Entertainment Law (JIPEL) with the goal of encouraging scholarly discourse between academics, practitioners, and students interested in intellectual property and entertainment law topiLaw (JIPEL) with the goal of encouraging scholarly discourse between academics, practitioners, and students interested in intellectual property and entertainment law topilaw topics.
About Blog NRDC was founded in 1970 by a group of law students and attorneys at the forefront of the environmental movement.
Kolkata, India About Blog Journal of Indian Law & Society (formerly the «Indian Juridical Review» and «Juridical Review») is a peer - reviewed and student - edited Journal of interdisciplinary studies on law and socieLaw & Society (formerly the «Indian Juridical Review» and «Juridical Review») is a peer - reviewed and student - edited Journal of interdisciplinary studies on law and socielaw and society.
About Blog An endeavour to encourage and inculcate the Students of Law and the Legal Professionals a spirit of Legal Research and develop their interest further in unexplored areas of the lLaw and the Legal Professionals a spirit of Legal Research and develop their interest further in unexplored areas of the lawlaw.
According to Valerie Strauss in her Washington Post Answer Sheet blog, the study found that «the report, together with a number of other studies released in the past year, effectively serve as a warning to policymakers in states that are moving to implement laws, with support from the Obama administration, to make teacher and principal evaluation largely dependent on increases in students» standardized test scores.»
This is the fourth in a series of blog posts that will look at the changes made by the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), the new federal law that replaces No Child Left Behind, and what they might mean for Wisconsin schools.
«While there is language in both state and federal law that «mandates» that students take standardized examinations, at the end of the day there is little a school district can do to actually compel a child to sit for a standardized test,» Zach Schurin and Michael P. McKeon, lawyers with Pullman & Comley wrote in their school law blog.
Boston About Blog A blog about student loans from The Law Office of Adam S. MinBlog A blog about student loans from The Law Office of Adam S. Minblog about student loans from The Law Office of Adam S. Minsky.
About Blog Journal of Intellectual Property and Entertainment Law (JIPEL) with the goal of encouraging scholarly discourse between academics, practitioners, and students interested in intellectual property and entertainment law topiLaw (JIPEL) with the goal of encouraging scholarly discourse between academics, practitioners, and students interested in intellectual property and entertainment law topilaw topics.
This blog will explore the theory and practice of effective listening, and how lawyers, law students, and just about everyone involved in the practice of law can benefit from working on their listening.
This blog will explore the theory and practice of effective listening, and how lawyers, law students, and just about everyone involved in the practice of law can benefit from working on their listening.
About Blog Pipitone Law is a boutique consumer defense law firm that helps Montana residents get out of debt, deal with student loan matters, fight foreclosure and find financial freedLaw is a boutique consumer defense law firm that helps Montana residents get out of debt, deal with student loan matters, fight foreclosure and find financial freedlaw firm that helps Montana residents get out of debt, deal with student loan matters, fight foreclosure and find financial freedom.
About Blog Journal of Intellectual Property and Entertainment Law (JIPEL) with the goal of encouraging scholarly discourse between academics, practitioners, and students interested in intellectual property and entertainment law topiLaw (JIPEL) with the goal of encouraging scholarly discourse between academics, practitioners, and students interested in intellectual property and entertainment law topilaw topics.
About Blog NRDC was founded in 1970 by a group of law students and attorneys at the forefront of the environmental movement.
Vu Nguyen, now (presumably) a second - year law student at the Oklahoma City University School of Law has created Legalry, a legal news aggregator that pulls stories and posts from over 650 sources (including Legal Blog Watch), organizes them, and provides a hover - over summary to help you decide if it's worth clicking throulaw student at the Oklahoma City University School of Law has created Legalry, a legal news aggregator that pulls stories and posts from over 650 sources (including Legal Blog Watch), organizes them, and provides a hover - over summary to help you decide if it's worth clicking throuLaw has created Legalry, a legal news aggregator that pulls stories and posts from over 650 sources (including Legal Blog Watch), organizes them, and provides a hover - over summary to help you decide if it's worth clicking through.
So says University of Pennsylvania law student Alison I. Stein in a thoughtful commentary recently published on SSRN, Women Lawyers Blog for Workplace Equality: Blogging as a Feminist Legal Method.
Based on the hundreds of «bad news» articles and blog posts I've read over the past months about the state of the legal market for law students, I didn't realize that there were any entry - level attorney jobs out there.
From lawyers to law profs to students, from Aboriginal Law to Wills and Estates, and from BC to Newfoundland & Labrador, Canadian law blogs cover an immense range of topics, and we're very proud to provide a web space that organizes thlaw profs to students, from Aboriginal Law to Wills and Estates, and from BC to Newfoundland & Labrador, Canadian law blogs cover an immense range of topics, and we're very proud to provide a web space that organizes thLaw to Wills and Estates, and from BC to Newfoundland & Labrador, Canadian law blogs cover an immense range of topics, and we're very proud to provide a web space that organizes thlaw blogs cover an immense range of topics, and we're very proud to provide a web space that organizes them.
Written for law students in India, the blog contains law school news, career advice, internship stories and «Lawstruck,» a forum for creative works of art.
A few years ago, as a result of a bright idea from my colleague Leigh - Ann McGowan, we encouraged our summer students to set up their own blog to record what they were experiencing in their immersion into the law firm culture.
«The purpose of the blog is to focus on what law students need for academic and professional success in law school and taking the bar exam.
At The Patry Copyright Blog, William Patry points to a recently published article, The Effect of Judicial Ideology in Intellectual Property Cases, by two law professors, Matthew J. Sag of DePaul and Tonja Jacobi of Northwestern, and doctoral student Maxim Sytch of Northwestern's Kellogg School of Management.
But while the official law school Web site shows no evidence of the controversy surrounding Mukasey's visit, the law student blog Eagleionline yesterday published a draft of an upcoming article by BC Law Prof. Daniel Kanstroom, «On «Waterboarding»: Legal Interpretation and the Continuing Struggle for Human Rights.&raqlaw school Web site shows no evidence of the controversy surrounding Mukasey's visit, the law student blog Eagleionline yesterday published a draft of an upcoming article by BC Law Prof. Daniel Kanstroom, «On «Waterboarding»: Legal Interpretation and the Continuing Struggle for Human Rights.&raqlaw student blog Eagleionline yesterday published a draft of an upcoming article by BC Law Prof. Daniel Kanstroom, «On «Waterboarding»: Legal Interpretation and the Continuing Struggle for Human Rights.&raqLaw Prof. Daniel Kanstroom, «On «Waterboarding»: Legal Interpretation and the Continuing Struggle for Human Rights.»
We even have a list of blogs written by students and professors at more than 130 law schools.
The text of his speech is published at the BC Law student blog, Eagleionline (and also on the Justice Department Web site).
Thanks to the blog Social Media Law Student for the heads - up about the announcement from the New Jersey judiciary that it is adopting an array of social - media tools to keep lawyers, litigants and the public better informed of court developments.
Eric Goldman, of the Santa Clara University law school faculty, who blogs over at Goldman's Observations, has a lengthy post detailing his experiment with offering students in his Cyberspace Law class (yes, that's really what it's called) the option to have a portion of their grade based on something other than the final exlaw school faculty, who blogs over at Goldman's Observations, has a lengthy post detailing his experiment with offering students in his Cyberspace Law class (yes, that's really what it's called) the option to have a portion of their grade based on something other than the final exLaw class (yes, that's really what it's called) the option to have a portion of their grade based on something other than the final exam.
Today's blog offerings contain a wealth of information from some top minds that will guide current and prospective law students on decisions such as where to go to law school or what specialty to pursue.
Noting that today is International Students» Day, the author of the blog, Benson Varghese, himself a third - year student at the Texas Tech University School of Law, devotes his hosting duties to posts by or of interest to law sStudents» Day, the author of the blog, Benson Varghese, himself a third - year student at the Texas Tech University School of Law, devotes his hosting duties to posts by or of interest to law studenLaw, devotes his hosting duties to posts by or of interest to law studenlaw studentsstudents.
The blog was intended to discuss the role of women in the law, in legal education, as students, as academics, and within the legal profession, and we also discuss other issues.
The Stephen Legal Blog is largely concerned with the delivery of online updates and information on Nigerian Law, as well as legal insights and incisive opinions on highlighted legal principles for the benefit of all especially practising attorneys, Judges, law teachers, law students, researchers and others having interest in lLaw, as well as legal insights and incisive opinions on highlighted legal principles for the benefit of all especially practising attorneys, Judges, law teachers, law students, researchers and others having interest in llaw teachers, law students, researchers and others having interest in llaw students, researchers and others having interest in lawlaw.
This is the purpose: A blog established by a practicing & teaching lawyer in Pennsylvania for the benefit of law students, consumers, & professionals interested in legal developments affecting Elder Law, long - term care, End - of - Life issues, estate & personal planning, fiduciary administrations (by agents under powers of attorney, custodians, guardians, & trustees), elder conflict dispute resolution, or Orphans» Court litigation in this Commonwealth, with reference to trends nationally.&raqlaw students, consumers, & professionals interested in legal developments affecting Elder Law, long - term care, End - of - Life issues, estate & personal planning, fiduciary administrations (by agents under powers of attorney, custodians, guardians, & trustees), elder conflict dispute resolution, or Orphans» Court litigation in this Commonwealth, with reference to trends nationally.&raqLaw, long - term care, End - of - Life issues, estate & personal planning, fiduciary administrations (by agents under powers of attorney, custodians, guardians, & trustees), elder conflict dispute resolution, or Orphans» Court litigation in this Commonwealth, with reference to trends nationally.»
Author: Among the contributors to this ABA Law Student Division blog: Lauren Ritter is the ABA Law Student Division liaison to the Standing Committee on Legal Assistance for Military Personnel and a student at the University of Richmond School of Law; Sheevani Patel is the Executive Governor of the American Bar Association Law Student Division's First Circuit and a student att New England Law Boston; Karen Munoz Karen Munoz is a personal injury attorney at Dolan Law in Chicago; Berkman Bottger Newman & Rodd LLP is a boutique New York City divorce law firm; Merri Bame is an Ohio - based communications coach; Stephanie Dube Dwilson is an attorney and reporter for Heavy.com; Grover E. Cleveland is a Seattle lawyer, speaker and author of Swimming Lessons for Baby Sharks: The Essential Guide to Thriving as a New LawyLaw Student Division blog: Lauren Ritter is the ABA Law Student Division liaison to the Standing Committee on Legal Assistance for Military Personnel and a student at the University of Richmond School of Law; Sheevani Patel is the Executive Governor of the American Bar Association Law Student Division's First Circuit and a student att New England Law Boston; Karen Munoz Karen Munoz is a personal injury attorney at Dolan Law in Chicago; Berkman Bottger Newman & Rodd LLP is a boutique New York City divorce law firm; Merri Bame is an Ohio - based communications coach; Stephanie Dube Dwilson is an attorney and reporter for Heavy.com; Grover E. Cleveland is a Seattle lawyer, speaker and author of Swimming Lessons for Baby Sharks: The Essential Guide to Thriving as a New Student Division blog: Lauren Ritter is the ABA Law Student Division liaison to the Standing Committee on Legal Assistance for Military Personnel and a student at the University of Richmond School of Law; Sheevani Patel is the Executive Governor of the American Bar Association Law Student Division's First Circuit and a student att New England Law Boston; Karen Munoz Karen Munoz is a personal injury attorney at Dolan Law in Chicago; Berkman Bottger Newman & Rodd LLP is a boutique New York City divorce law firm; Merri Bame is an Ohio - based communications coach; Stephanie Dube Dwilson is an attorney and reporter for Heavy.com; Grover E. Cleveland is a Seattle lawyer, speaker and author of Swimming Lessons for Baby Sharks: The Essential Guide to Thriving as a New LawyLaw Student Division liaison to the Standing Committee on Legal Assistance for Military Personnel and a student at the University of Richmond School of Law; Sheevani Patel is the Executive Governor of the American Bar Association Law Student Division's First Circuit and a student att New England Law Boston; Karen Munoz Karen Munoz is a personal injury attorney at Dolan Law in Chicago; Berkman Bottger Newman & Rodd LLP is a boutique New York City divorce law firm; Merri Bame is an Ohio - based communications coach; Stephanie Dube Dwilson is an attorney and reporter for Heavy.com; Grover E. Cleveland is a Seattle lawyer, speaker and author of Swimming Lessons for Baby Sharks: The Essential Guide to Thriving as a New Student Division liaison to the Standing Committee on Legal Assistance for Military Personnel and a student at the University of Richmond School of Law; Sheevani Patel is the Executive Governor of the American Bar Association Law Student Division's First Circuit and a student att New England Law Boston; Karen Munoz Karen Munoz is a personal injury attorney at Dolan Law in Chicago; Berkman Bottger Newman & Rodd LLP is a boutique New York City divorce law firm; Merri Bame is an Ohio - based communications coach; Stephanie Dube Dwilson is an attorney and reporter for Heavy.com; Grover E. Cleveland is a Seattle lawyer, speaker and author of Swimming Lessons for Baby Sharks: The Essential Guide to Thriving as a New student at the University of Richmond School of Law; Sheevani Patel is the Executive Governor of the American Bar Association Law Student Division's First Circuit and a student att New England Law Boston; Karen Munoz Karen Munoz is a personal injury attorney at Dolan Law in Chicago; Berkman Bottger Newman & Rodd LLP is a boutique New York City divorce law firm; Merri Bame is an Ohio - based communications coach; Stephanie Dube Dwilson is an attorney and reporter for Heavy.com; Grover E. Cleveland is a Seattle lawyer, speaker and author of Swimming Lessons for Baby Sharks: The Essential Guide to Thriving as a New LawyLaw; Sheevani Patel is the Executive Governor of the American Bar Association Law Student Division's First Circuit and a student att New England Law Boston; Karen Munoz Karen Munoz is a personal injury attorney at Dolan Law in Chicago; Berkman Bottger Newman & Rodd LLP is a boutique New York City divorce law firm; Merri Bame is an Ohio - based communications coach; Stephanie Dube Dwilson is an attorney and reporter for Heavy.com; Grover E. Cleveland is a Seattle lawyer, speaker and author of Swimming Lessons for Baby Sharks: The Essential Guide to Thriving as a New LawyLaw Student Division's First Circuit and a student att New England Law Boston; Karen Munoz Karen Munoz is a personal injury attorney at Dolan Law in Chicago; Berkman Bottger Newman & Rodd LLP is a boutique New York City divorce law firm; Merri Bame is an Ohio - based communications coach; Stephanie Dube Dwilson is an attorney and reporter for Heavy.com; Grover E. Cleveland is a Seattle lawyer, speaker and author of Swimming Lessons for Baby Sharks: The Essential Guide to Thriving as a New Student Division's First Circuit and a student att New England Law Boston; Karen Munoz Karen Munoz is a personal injury attorney at Dolan Law in Chicago; Berkman Bottger Newman & Rodd LLP is a boutique New York City divorce law firm; Merri Bame is an Ohio - based communications coach; Stephanie Dube Dwilson is an attorney and reporter for Heavy.com; Grover E. 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That news reminded me of another fashion law blog I'd once written about, CaseClothesed, which is written and edited by law students at New York Law Scholaw blog I'd once written about, CaseClothesed, which is written and edited by law students at New York Law Scholaw students at New York Law SchoLaw School.
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But the absence of real life issues from law school isn't as acute as it was back when I was a student, in large part because of blogs.
In the case of my blog post, the student who narrated it, Zach Fichtenbaum, a law student at the University of Michigan, made it sound better than I wrote it.
The National Lawyers Guild, the organization of politically progressive lawyers, law students and others in the legal field, has launched a new Web site and with it a new NLG Press Blog.
«Back in the early days of law blogs, around 2002 - 04, law student blogs were a really important part of the blawgosphere,» he wrote.
Ernie the Attorney notes the launch of «a bevy of blogs,» as he put it, by lawyer Robert Unterberger, who will be keeping himself busy with Law Student Writing Blog, Delaware Personal Injury Lawyer Blog, New Jersey Personal Injury Lawyer Blog, and Pennsylvannia Personal Injury Blog.
Received a note today from Kathie Sullivan alerting me to AALL LawLibAssist, a blog set up by members of the American Association of Law Libraries to help their colleagues, the attorneys they serve, and law school students in the affected areas of the Katrina disastLaw Libraries to help their colleagues, the attorneys they serve, and law school students in the affected areas of the Katrina disastlaw school students in the affected areas of the Katrina disaster.
As the BC Law student blog Eagleionline recounted in a post last March, then - 3L Brown was featured in a photo shoot as the first - place winner of a Cosmo centerfold contest.
«Law prof blogs regularly linked to law student blogs, and for the most part there wasn't a sharp line between them in terms of readership.&raqLaw prof blogs regularly linked to law student blogs, and for the most part there wasn't a sharp line between them in terms of readership.&raqlaw student blogs, and for the most part there wasn't a sharp line between them in terms of readership.»
Its intended audience, as he explains on his blog, is that subset of consumers known as law students.