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02/27/2013 at 07:26 PM
For those who are interested in a career in education or in education law, the Law Library offers various resources for your use. Here are five selected resources to check out.
The Chronicle of Higher Education is the publication offering the latest news, commentary and essays about public, private and community colleges and universities. You can browse jobs by position type or conduct a keyword search. Access to the Chronicle of Higher Education is controlled by IP address, so be sure to use the link from our Digital Resources page to get to the publication.
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02/22/2013 at 10:16 AM
Due to an aging population, a growing area of law practice is elder law. The 2013 February issue of the Student Lawyer includes the cover story Exploring Growing Areas of Law. The growing areas of law mentioned in the article are elder law, insurance law, and foreclosure work.
Profiled in the article are two elder law attorneys whose work involves helping families navigate a maze of estate, health care, financial, and other issues faced by their aged loved ones. They point out that it takes a very special personality to practice elder law because very detailed rules are being...
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02/12/2013 at 10:04 AM
Taking Trial Advocacy? Participating in trial team? Intend to pursue a career as a litigator?
Check out the resources offered by the Law Library for opening statements and closing arguments, direct and cross-examinations, motions, and jury instructions. Search the Law Library’s WebCatalog by keyword for recent publications by the National Institute of Trial Advocacy, the ABA Section of Litigation as well as many other publishers.
To hone your trial and appellate advocacy skills, sign up to access the CVN Law School to watch the video of civil litigation or trial advocacy video...
