Not everyone needs to become a lawyer to understand the law. Earn a Master of Sports Law and Business from the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University to find your path to the front office. Offered in-person at ASU Law in Downtown Phoenix, Ariz., the MSLB program is the only law program in the U.S. that combines sports, law and business into one comprehensive degree that is flexible to fit your sports industry career goals. Learn more about the program at: law.asu.edu.
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Associate Dean + Professor of Law + SELI Director at UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law | Visiting Professor of Law at Harvard Law School | Sportico Legal Analyst | Attorney
Honored that the Boston College Law Review will publish my forthcoming law review article with Marc Edelman and John Holden titled, "(Still) Anticompetitive College Sports." Our article is on how the settlement for House v. NCAA—despite what you may hear—won't be a panacea to legal problems facing the NCAA and its treatment of college athletes. Excellent research assistance by UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law sports law student Cody Simonton on this article project. If you're interested in checking out our article, here's our draft: https://lnkd.in/eruMA5ym
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If you want to learn more about Seattle U Law’s Online Master of Legal Studies degree, don't miss a virtual Capstone Symposium this Saturday at 9:30 a.m. Six distinguished program alumni will present their innovative capstone projects, discuss real-world impacts of the projects, and share how the program has catalyzed their professional growth. Register here: https://lnkd.in/gdwURxFm #masteroflegalstudies #lawschool #lawstudents #lawschoollife #professionaldevelopment
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🌟 Exciting News! 🌟 I am thrilled to announce that I have accepted the offer to join the Marquette Law Sports Law Review! This opportunity marks a significant step in my legal journey, and I can't wait to collaborate with my peers and contribute to the field of sports law. Here's to new challenges, growth, and making a meaningful impact in the sports law program at Marquette Law! #MarquetteLaw #SportsLaw
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We are rising together! This year Santa Clara University School of Law made immeasurable progress in advancing our mission, building on our most distinctive strengths, achieving our strategic objectives, and promoting exceptional student outcomes. Recently the U.S. News & World Report released its 2024 rankings recognizing our law school as: #1 part-time J.D. program in Northern California #18 among all part-time J.D. programs #4 intellectual property programs
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Congratulations to University of Akron School of Law students, Kelsey Jennings (1,142 hours) and Allyson Strickland (788 hours) who each received the annual Perantinides & Nolan Pro Bono Service Award! Thank you for your commitment and service to the community and best wishes in your future careers! Full article from UA Law: https://lnkd.in/gBKyU9XB #probono #akronlaw #akronattorneys #akronohio
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In practice, lawyers don't answer multiple choice questions or write essays without research. It's time for a more equitable licensure system that evaluates practical legal skills through methods like supervised practice. I look forward to continuing to advocate for a licensure system that assesses attorney skills in a manner that better protects the public while ensuring that employers hire graduates who are ready for the profession---all without imposing unnecessary financial burdens. #LicensureReform
Brian Gallini, the new dean of the Quinnipiac University School of Law, is a proponent of the Supervised Practice Portfolio Examination, a requirement in some law schools and jurisdictions for law graduates who seek to practice law. It is an alternative pathway to the traditional bar examination, designed to allow graduates to demonstrate their competency to practice law through supervised practice and the creation of a portfolio showcasing their legal skills, knowledge, and experience. Gallini has played a significant role in the implementation and development of the SPPE in Oregon. He has been a proponent of innovative legal education and bar admission practices, advocating for the SPPE as a means to better prepare law graduates for the practical demands of the legal profession. Quinnipiac University. Read more at https://lnkd.in/eduGK3gd
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The firm and former executive partner Eric Friedman were profiled in a Law.com article about Penn Carey Law’s launch of the Eric J. Friedman & Skadden 1L Accelerate Program (1LAP) for incoming law school students. The article explores 1LAP’s offerings, the overwhelming interest from students and Eric’s commitment to making the legal profession more accessible. University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School #lawstudents #legalprofession #law
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The bar exam is just around the corner, and our South Texas Law graduates are ready to shine. To support these grads on their journey to becoming a lawyer, we’re inviting our South Texas Law community to share advice and encouragement in the comments below. Alums, please include your class year as well. Good luck on the bar exam, we are cheering you on! #STCLHouston #SouthTexasLaw #barexam #lawstudents
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Join us tomorrow at 5:30pm in the Knight Law Center Room 110 (or livestream using the link in the first comment below) for the 2024 Derrick Bell Lecture on Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard, The History of Race in School Admissions and a Path Forward. In this brief video, Dean Baynes gives a preview of the key takeaways and what you can expect: https://lnkd.in/gfBtZrBQ #oregonlaw #lifeatlaw #lawducks
What to Expect: Key Messages and Takeaways for the 2024 Derrick Bell Lecture at the School of Law
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In my early days at the Faculty of Law, debates and moot competitions were my intellectual playground. I learnt how to craft compelling arguments, worked at mastering the art of legal advocacy, and each challenge served as a stepping stone in my professional growth. As I navigated through these arenas, relevance came not just from winning accolades but from the continuous pursuit of knowledge and refinement of skills. Several days ago, I was invited to judge, alongside two of my colleagues, in the Queens Moot Competition organised by Justice Udo Udoma Students' Chamber during their Law Ladies week, and the Philomath Gallery Debate hosted by the Justice Nsima Akpabio Chambers. Transitioning from an active participant to a judge is both an honor and a responsibility. It is a role that demands keen discernment, fairness, and a deep appreciation for the complexities of legal reasoning. Being on this other side -the bench- allowed me to contribute to the growth of new talents and to witness the next generation of law students unfold their potential. It was a humbling experience to assess the intellectual vigor and passion that each participant brought to the table. To all budding legal minds and debate enthusiasts: Your journey is not just about the wins, but the continuous pursuit of excellence. Embrace the challenges, learn from every experience, and let your passion for the law drive you forward! #lawstudent #lawschool #opportunities
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Sponsorship Scout with SponsorUnited & student at Central Michigan University. Currently studying Sport Management in The Herbert H. and Grace A. Dow College of Health Professions.
2moKeeping note of this!! Would love to work in Sport Law but don’t think I have the cut for law school