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- More than 900 aspiring lawyers take July Ohio bar exam
- Law students watch appellate court cases at Ohio Northern University Pettit School of Law
- Capital University Law School hosts juvenile and family law advocates
- What are CLE classes?
Law Student Spotlight: Larae Schraeder succeeding day and night at Capital University Law School
Some people might think that going to law school at night while holding down a full-time job makes excelling at both nearly impossible.
Tell that to Larae Schraeder, L’18.
When Ms. ... Continue Reading →
Case Western Reserve group wants federal investigation of fatal police shooting of law student
A group of students, faculty and staff from Case Western Reserve University School of Law has asked the U.S. attorney in Cleveland to open a civil rights investigation into the 2016 ... Continue Reading →
$21 million debt-free renovation of The University of Akron’s C. Blake McDowell Law Center prepares students to thrive in 21st century law careers
The University of Akron School of Law is starting the new fall semester in a completely renovated C. Blake McDowell Law Center. Designed by RCG Architects, the 107,584 square-foot ... Continue Reading →
Longtime mock trial coach at University of Akron School of Law honored twice over
Much of the most important advocacy happens in courtrooms throughout the country. For many law students, simulating a trial to develop courtroom skills is a vital learning experience.
In ... Continue Reading →
16-year-old enrolls at Capital as junior, aspires to be youngest lawyer in America
Danya Hamad has enrolled at Capital University with an academic standing of a junior at only 16 years old.
For most of us, being 16 meant our minds were fixated on high school academics, ... Continue Reading →
The Four Musketeers of the University of Dayton School of Law
How one law school program has helped four students form a special bond with each other and their community.
They are The Four Musketeers of the University of Dayton School of Law; ... Continue Reading →
3 things LEGO Batman needs to do before adopting Robin
Being an orphan is tough, especially in a crime-ridden city like Gotham. However, getting adopted is surprisingly, dare I say, “super” easy. (Sorry, Batman.)
In “The LEGO Batman ... Continue Reading →
Law prof suggests ABA set an employment requirement for law school accreditation
Law school accreditation should be tied to employment outcomes, law professor Scott Norberg advocates in a recent paper, because existing standards regarding bar passage rates don’t ... Continue Reading →
Thanks to shrinking class sizes, a greater percentage of new law grads find employment
The percentage of law grads obtaining jobs requiring bar passage has increased for the third year in a row, rising from 66.6 percent for the class of 2015 to 67.7 for the class of ... Continue Reading →
Lee Fisher continues his distinguished record of service as dean of Cleveland-Marshall College of Law
The legal profession is popular. It’s portrayed in film and television more than any other profession. Yet, in spite of this popularity, law schools nationally are having a bit ... Continue Reading →
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