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Rahul Maurya is the founder of LegalAlphabet and an LL.B. graduate from Government Law College, Mumbai. With a background in Computer Science (Rank 2, 9.72 CGPA) and experience in patent prosecution and litigation, he combines legal knowledge with technology to connect legal professionals with opportunities across 50+ countries.
Also founded munotes.in (academic platform, 500,000+ users), sundaymarathon.com (running community).
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Legal Career Advice · 11 July 2026
A practical guide to immigration paralegal jobs in New York City: the USCIS and immigration court work the role involves, why bilingual skills matter, who is hiring across boutiques, nonprofits, and corporat...
Legal Career Advice · 11 July 2026
A practical guide to entry-level attorney jobs in New York City for new JD graduates and newly admitted lawyers: who is hiring across BigLaw, boutiques, public interest, and government, what New York bar adm...
Legal Career Advice · 11 July 2026
A practical guide to becoming an e-discovery analyst in the United States: what the role involves across the EDRM lifecycle, the platforms you will run, who is hiring, the certifications that matter, estimat...
Legal Career Advice · 11 July 2026
A practical guide to court reporter careers in the United States: what the work involves, the stenotype, voice, and digital methods, where reporters find work, how to train and certify through the NCRA, esti...
Legal Career Advice · 11 July 2026
A practical guide to bankruptcy paralegal careers in the United States: what the role involves across Chapter 7, 11, and 13 matters, who is hiring, the difference between consumer and commercial tracks, why ...
Legal Career Advice · 11 July 2026
A practical guide to anti-money-laundering and compliance analyst careers in the United States: what the role involves, who is hiring, why law graduates and paralegals move into it, the ACAMS CAMS certificat...
Law School News · 9 July 2026
Celia Bigoness, a former Cornell Law professor with a background in corporate practice and journalism, has joined the University of Virginia School of Law to direct its Law & Business Program.
Law School News · 9 July 2026
Four University of Minnesota Law students were awarded 2026 Peggy Browning Fellowships in workers'-rights advocacy, among 103 chosen from more than 3,300 applicants nationwide.
Law School News · 9 July 2026
Libby Antonneau, a 2026 University of Michigan Law graduate, won an Equal Justice Works Fellowship to help low-income tenants in Wisconsin remedy hazardous housing conditions.
Law School News · 9 July 2026
Leaders broke ground in June 2026 on the Commonwealth Center for Biomedical Excellence, a new Covington building that will house NKU's Salmon P. Chase College of Law and a University of Kentucky medical campus.
Law School News · 9 July 2026
Mississippi Christian University School of Law (MC Law) and Millsaps College have launched a 3+3 program letting students earn a bachelor's degree and a JD in six years instead of seven.
Law School News · 9 July 2026
The University of Iowa College of Law named Andy Grewal and Diane Lourdes Dick to endowed chairs, and named eight faculty fellows, heading into the 2026-27 year.
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