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Former teacher helps build local charter school’s library book by book

Laura Dildine loved the classroom. She spent six years in one, teaching high school in Forsyth County. But when she started to see her enthusiasm outgrowing the traditional public school setting, she left teaching and began pursuing a law degree. Continue reading »

Will Morgan (’10) makes history in front of the N.C. Industrial Commission

Will Morgan (’10) made history on Thursday, May 6, in Raleigh with his argument before the “Full Commission” of the North Carolina Industrial Commission.

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Elder Law Clinic students learn real-life lessons from client cases

A group of versatile students took on some challenging cases during this semester’s Elder Law Clinic and proved again that Wake Forest University’s law students are bright, caring, and committed. They were undaunted by complex Medicaid rules or tricky family dynamics. The students figured out how to modify their interviewing styles depending on a client’s level of capacity or education. They drafted and redrafted, asked questions, researched the law, and gathered facts.

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Dean Blake Morant gives commencement address at Pepperdine University School of Law

Wake Forest University School of Law Dean Blake Morant has been invited to give the commencement address at the Pepperdine University School of Law on May 21, 2010.

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Students host third annual CommUNITY Cares Day on April 17

Wake Forest University School of Law students are planning the third annual “CommUNITY Cares Day” at 9 a.m. on Saturday, April 17, at Kimberley Park Elementary School, 1701 Cherry St., in Winston-Salem.

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Student sparks nationwide effort to assist Haitians in Miami over Spring Break

While many students may be taking a trip to the beach over Spring Break, more than a dozen Wake Forest University School of Law students will be helping Haitians obtain temporary legal status and U.S. work permits.

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Alumni provide low-income legal assistance with support of the Community Law and Business Clinic

Lawyers Scott McCormick and Sarah Hall are used to typing their own letters, placing them in envelopes and delivering them to the post office. Continue reading »

Executive director of the New York Police-on-Police Task Force to speak at 25th annual BLSA banquet

Executive director of the New York Police-on-Police Task Force to speak at 25th annual Black Law Student Association scholarship banquet

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Clinic students serve real-world clients

Our clinics integrate study, practice and hands-on experience, and they help develop great lawyers. Keep reading to find out what’s new at each one. Continue reading »

Students team up with Legal Aid to offer free tax help

Wake Forest University School of Law students are teaming up with Legal Aid of North Carolina to offer free tax preparation for eligible people in Forsyth, Davie, Iredell, Stokes, Surry and Yadkin counties.

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