For the first time in recent memory, four graduates of the Wake Forest University School of Law are commissioning as Judge Advocate Generals (JAG): Charity Franklin, Jay Kyler, Michael Miranda and Kristina Wolf. Continue reading »

The Wake Forest University School of Law conferred hoods on 183 graduates on Sunday, May 19, in Wait Chapel. The graduates included the first two to earn the Scientiae Juridicae Doctor degree and the first nine to earn the Master of Studies in Law degree. Continue reading »

Law schools hunting for students as their enrollment numbers drop are increasingly trying to attract an unexpected group: people who have no intention of practicing law. Continue reading »

Coming of age in Serbian-controlled Kosovo, Kreshnik Radoniqi risked everytCategorieshing for his education. Continue reading »

Wake Forest Law will confer its highest postgraduate law degree, the Doctoral of Juridical Science (S.J.D.) degree, for the first time this month. Continue reading »

As an undergraduate community and justice studies major at Guilford College,  Tiffany Kallam  (MSL ’13) was moved by the stories she heard in schools, court rooms and prisons. Continue reading »

Fiona McCormick grew up in Wales and has lived in Germany and Korea as well as five different states. Continue reading »

Josh Adams (’15)  won the 42nd annual George K. Walker Moot Court Competition final round held at Wake Forest University School of Law on Friday, April 19.  Continue reading »

Wake Forest Law’s Guardian ad Litem Project has been selected for the Law Student Group Pro Bono Award by the North Carolina Bar Association.

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The network of legal organizations that works to prove the innocence of people who have been wrongfully convicted of serious crimes is holding a big annual conference in North Carolina.  Continue reading »