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Shira A. Scheindlin: If the Supreme Court abolishes affirmative action, here's what women need to do

Opinion | If the Supreme Court Abolishes Affirmative Action, Here's What Women Need to Do

These programs have historically benefited women more than anyone else. Now they must help others in underrepresented communities.

The Latina lawyer building up Houston's next generation of lawyers

Natalie Gonzales, a partner at a large law firm in Houston, has sought to give back by providing mentorship opportunities to law students.

Public defender, prosecutor shortages prevail in Wisconsin

Women Lawyers' Advancement and Compensation: How Far Have We Really Come? Part I

Megan Monson, Nicole Fulfree, and Rachel Moseson Dikovics are joined by Kirsten Scheurer Branigan, managing partner of KSBranigan Law P.C., and Debra…

HPU announces law school dean

HIGH POINT – A former chief justice of the N.C. Supreme Court with a long record of judicial accomplishment but one recent significant political controversy has been announced as the

Wisconsin Lawyer: What's Hot, What's Not: National Practice Trends 2022:

Wisconsin Lawyer: What's Hot, What's Not: National Practice Trends 2022:

How quickly – and completely – the COVID-19 pandemic ends seems less relevant to the future of law practice, because shifts related to technology, marketing and business development, hiring and retention, diversity, and other areas that have been sweepin

Despite the increasing number of women graduating from law school and : Sentence Correction (SC)

Desire For Social Justice Fuels Young Attys' Career Paths

Desire For Social Justice Fuels Young Attys Career Paths By Nick Muscavage | July 25, 2021, 8:02 PM EDT Morgan Humphrey has worked in various capacities at the Mercer County Prosecutor s Office, Philadelphia District Attorney s Office, Drug Policy Alliance in Los Angeles and the American Civil Liberties Union and she only just graduated from Rutgers Law School this year. People can use their law degree to do whatever they want to do, but for me personally, I came to law school to help people. Morgan Humphrey Rutgers Law graduate And she s showing no signs of slowing down. Instead, she s planning on taking the skills she s learned at each of her past positions to pursue a career in the public interest and give back to those in need and her career choice is among a growing trend in law students, according to experts.