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...of Law's Woman of the Year. She received her J.D. degree from Duquesne in 2002. McGinley is currently of...
Buchanan Ingersoll and Klett Rooney Lieber & Schorling have become one after a shareholder vote at both firms yesterday morning gave the merger the go-ahead
...has an LL.M. As for me, I completed my J.D. in the summer of 2008 and my LL.M. in December...
...represents a promising counterpoint to waning interest in the traditional three-year J.D. degree. DECLINING ECONOMY THE SPUR ...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...in the New York metropolitan area to offer an accelerated, two-year J.D. The school's board of trustees on May 7...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
There has been much discussion lately of whether law students and the profession would be better served by a two-year program that trades the third year for one of time gaining actual working experie
New York state's court of last resort has refused to revive a lawsuit by disgruntled New York Law School graduates who alleged their alma mater enticed them to enroll through fraud. As the first of 1
Originally Published: National Law Journal
Eager summer and new associates frequently sit across the desk and insist that they intend to work in a particular practice area that is often depicted fictionally and that sounds glamorous. When ask
...permanent, full-time jobs that require bar passage or in which a J.D. is an advantage. It assigned a lower weight to graduates in...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...Stephen Shellers is not a Temple law alumnus—he got his J.D. at the University of Pennsylvania Law School—but said, "...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
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