Law School News · 9 July 2026
Four New Faculty Join the University of Colorado Law School
The University of Colorado Law School is adding four new faculty members this fall, in criminal defense, criminal law, legal writing, and law librarianship.
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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.
- LL.B., Government Law College, Mumbai
- B.E. Computer Science (Rank 2, 9.72 CGPA)
- Experience in patent prosecution and litigation
- Named reviewer for LegalAlphabet CV reviews
Also founded munotes.in (academic platform, 500,000+ users), sundaymarathon.com (running community).
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826 articles on LegalAlphabet, page 8 of 69.
Law School News · 9 July 2026
A $3 Million Gift Endows WashU Law's First Amendment Clinic
The Stanton Foundation has given Washington University in St. Louis School of Law a $3 million grant to endow its First Amendment Clinic, plus a $2 million challenge gift, securing the clinic's future.
Law School News · 9 July 2026
Angela Gilmore Named Dean of UDC's David A. Clarke School of Law
Angela Gilmore, interim dean since 2024, has been named dean of the University of the District of Columbia David A. Clarke School of Law, the only public law school in the nation's capital.
Law School News · 9 July 2026
Berkeley Law Honors Peter Menell with Its Faculty Lifetime Achievement Award
Professor Peter S. Menell, a pioneering intellectual-property scholar and co-founder of the Berkeley Center for Law & Technology, received Berkeley Law's Faculty Lifetime Achievement Award at its 2026 alumni...
Law School News · 9 July 2026
NYU Law Launches a Public-Interest Cybersecurity Clinic
NYU School of Law has launched a Cybersecurity Clinic that gives free cyber-defense help to under-resourced nonprofits, schools, and legal-aid groups, pairing law students with engineering students.
Law School News · 9 July 2026
Two Yale Law Graduates Co-Author a Proposal to Compensate Civilians Harmed in War
Yale Law graduates Sarah Donilon and Carter Squires co-authored a UC Davis Law Review article, with Professor Oona Hathaway, proposing that states compensate civilians harmed by their military operations.
Law School News · 9 July 2026
Notre Dame Names the 2026 Winners of Its Church, State & Society Writing Competition
Notre Dame Law School's Program on Church, State & Society named the winners of its 2026 national writing competition: four law students and graduates from four schools, all writing on religious liberty.
Law School News · 9 July 2026
A Duke Law Graduate's "Protecting Climate Migrants" Wins a Manuscript Award
Gabriela Nagle Alverio, a Duke Law graduate and newly minted PhD, won a Dean's Award for her manuscript "Protecting Climate Migrants," now set for publication in The Environmental Law Reporter.
Law School News · 9 July 2026
St. Thomas Law's Alissa Pollard Named a National Immigrant Justice Corps Fellow
Alissa Pollard, a 2026 graduate of the University of St. Thomas School of Law, was named an Immigrant Justice Corps Justice Fellow, one of about 30 nationally, and will spend two years representing low-incom...
Law School News · 9 July 2026
Penn Carey Law's Rachael Totz Wins the 2026 Cudahy National Writing Competition
Rachael Totz of the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School won the law-student category of the American Constitution Society's 2026 Richard D. Cudahy Writing Competition, for a paper on the Affordable C...
Law School News · 9 July 2026
Six Cumberland School of Law Graduates Head to Judicial Clerkships
Six recent graduates of Samford University's Cumberland School of Law have secured judicial clerkships at every level, from the Supreme Court of Alabama to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit.
Law School News · 9 July 2026
Five UC Irvine Law Graduates Earn Prestigious Public-Interest Fellowships
Five 2026 graduates of UC Irvine School of Law secured competitive post-graduate public-interest fellowships, in housing, immigration, civil rights, and impact litigation. Meet the five.
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