Course on Staying Fit by Stanford University [10 Weeks, Online]: Enroll Now!

About the Course Each module contains weekly goal check-ins, self-monitoring logs that track the user’s eating, exercise and sleep habits, psycho-educational reading material about a particular topic (e.g., exercise, nutritional foods, the relationship between the media and food, etc), relevant video(s) and pictures, and goal-setting exercises in which users are asked to design their exercise … Continue reading Course on Staying Fit by Stanford University [10 Weeks, Online]: Enroll Now! Continue Reading →

Why an LL.M in Corporate & Financial Law from Jindal Global Law School, Powered by upGrad?

Have you been trying hard to land a job with the top law firms in India or become a corporate lawyer for a top MNC? If you are, then look no further, you should definitely consider pursuing an LL.M in Corporate & Financial Law from Jindal Global Law School, powered by upGrad. It would get … Continue reading Why an LL.M in Corporate & Financial Law from Jindal Global Law School, Powered by upGrad? Continue Reading →

Acumen Fellowship 2021 for Emerging Leaders & Entrepreneurs: Apply by Aug 8

About Applications are now invited from budding and emerging leaders and entrepreneurs and leaders open for the Acumen Fellowship. Practical skills meet moral imagination in this intensive year-long leadership development program designed to equip extraordinary individuals with the tools, mindset, and community to tackle poverty and injustice in their communities. The Fellows Program will bring … Continue reading Acumen Fellowship 2021 for Emerging Leaders & Entrepreneurs: Apply by Aug 8 Continue Reading →

Daksha Dialogues on Emerging Careers in Policy and Law [July 30, 6 PM]: Register Now!

About the Fellowship The Daksha Fellowship is India’s first law, policy and business fellowship program for young and mid-career lawyers, public policy professionals and other graduates with a background in law. The Fellowship is a one year, residential program with a contemporary curriculum formulated by internationally renowned faculty in collaboration with leading legal practitioners and industry experts. … Continue reading Daksha Dialogues on Emerging Careers in Policy and Law [July 30, 6 PM]: Register Now! Continue Reading →

Legal Content Writer Internship by RevvSales: Applications Open

About RevvSales RevvSales is an all-in-one document management system to help individuals and teams run their business. The intuitive user interface and out of the box abilities encourage users to be self-powered, requiring no code or special skills to set up and manage. Teams anywhere can collaborate efficiently with every document being created, reviewed, and … Continue reading Legal Content Writer Internship by RevvSales: Applications Open Continue Reading →

Biglaw Firm Offers Important New Benefit During Pandemic To Improve Well-Being

From salary cuts to furloughs to layoffs, the coronavirus crisis has hit the legal profession particularly hard. Unfortunately, during these unprecedented times, there is far more to worry about than hitting your billable hours. The health and wellness of loved ones — especially aging adults — is now more important than ever considering the toll … Continue reading Biglaw Firm Offers Important New Benefit During Pandemic To Improve Well-Being Continue Reading →

Deans And Bar Applicants Ask California To Apply New Lower Cut Score Retroactively

While California’s decision to move to an online exam responded to the most pressing crisis facing the state, the simultaneously announced decision to permanently reduce its cut score from 144 to 139 (which they write as 1440 and 1390, but let’s use the language everyone else does) represented the culmination of a more significant, longer-term fight in … Continue reading Deans And Bar Applicants Ask California To Apply New Lower Cut Score Retroactively Continue Reading →

Deans And Bar Applicants Ask California To Apply New Lower Cut Score Retroactively

While California’s decision to move to an online exam responded to the most pressing crisis facing the state, the simultaneously announced decision to permanently reduce its cut score from 144 to 139 (which they write as 1440 and 1390, but let’s use the language everyone else does) represented the culmination of a more significant, longer-term fight in … Continue reading Deans And Bar Applicants Ask California To Apply New Lower Cut Score Retroactively Continue Reading →

How You Can Increase Your Bottom Line By Collaborating With Others

Collaboration between lawyers will power the legal profession, and specifically litigation, in 2020 and beyond. In a world where the challenges legal professionals face grow increasingly complex while their individual skill sets grow increasingly deep and narrow, in-depth collaboration with colleagues and counterparts is becoming more necessary than ever before. Collaboration in litigation has definite … Continue reading How You Can Increase Your Bottom Line By Collaborating With Others Continue Reading →

ABA Disciplinary Study Throws Water On ‘Bar Exam Protects The Public’ Argument

The defenders of the bar exam always fall back on the same claim: it’s necessary to protect the public. Any alternative to forcing applicants to take a two-day subject-matter exam covering practice areas the applicants will never, ever practice is dismissed as tantamount to unleashing incompetent hucksters on an unsuspecting public. It’s a bad argument and there … Continue reading ABA Disciplinary Study Throws Water On ‘Bar Exam Protects The Public’ Argument Continue Reading →