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Purdue Global Concord Law School to focus on The Power of Black Women in the Law for next Distinguished Speaker Series discussion

Purdue Global Concord Law School to focus on The Power of Black Women in the Law for next Distinguished Speaker Series discussion
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NBA Must Have a Verifiable, Foolproof Voting System

Legal education in Nigeria, has come with its huge challenges. With so many Lawyers being churned out of the Nigerian Law School, arguments have been rife as to whether Nigeria really has the capacity to gainfully engage this huge number of Lawyers. Mr. O.C.J. Okocha, SAN has been former Attorney-General of Rivers State, past NBA President, past Chairman, Council of Legal Education, and now Chairman, Body of Benchers. In a chat with Onikepo Braithwaite and Jude Igbanoi, he gave insights into various areas and issues in the profession, including the reason why the National Open University of Nigeria was recently stopped from admitting law students into its programmes. He also commented on the state of the nation and the insecurity that has engulfed our land, while lending his voice to the calls for the restructuring of our nation to reflect true Federalism

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ABA s Model Diversity Survey can help with DEI strategies

ABA s Model Diversity Survey can help with DEI strategies Panelists speak at the ABA Techshow 2021 panel called “Harnessing and Maximizing Technology and Data to Drive Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in the Legal Profession.” While most lawyers are passionate about diversity, equity and inclusion, they still struggle with actions and tangible outcomes in this space, Daniel Winterfeldt said during a Monday afternoon ABA Techshow panel called “Harnessing and Maximizing Technology and Data to Drive Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in the Legal Profession.” The good news is, there are existing solutions, such as the ABA’s 2020 Model Diversity Survey Report, that can help move the needle forward, added Winterfeldt, a partner in Reed Smith’s global capital markets practice in London and the founder of the InterLaw Diversity Forum.

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El Gobierno recurrirá ante el Supremo la sentencia que abría la puerta a indemnizar a los Franco por el Pazo de Meirás

El Gobierno recurrirá ante el Supremo la sentencia que abría la puerta a indemnizar a los Franco por el Pazo de Meirás
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You can t be what you can t see : Lack of women in Tasmania s top legal positions

1 / of 4 You can t be what you can t see : Lack of women in Tasmania s top legal positions SunSunday 7 updated SunSunday 7 There are more men called Stephen than there are women in Tasmania s Supreme Court. ( Print text only Cancel Key points: There is only one woman judge in Tasmania s Supreme Court, despite more women graduating from law in the state than men The president of the Tasmanian Women Lawyers says there needs to be cultural change within the legal industry that supports and encourages women Attorney-General Elise Archer says she s encouraging women to apply to be the state s seventh Supreme Court judge

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