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Via the Cyberlaw Clinic By: Kendra Albert The Library of Congress handed a significant win to digital preservationists. On October 26, 2018, the Library of Congress granted an exemption to the …
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Via the Legal Services Center Christopher J. Clay, General Counsel of Disabled American Veterans (DAV), shared his perspectives on current challenges facing disabled veterans and his experiences as …
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Via the Harvard Negotiation & Mediation Clinical Program By: Neha Singh ’19 When Zikaron BaSalon first asked me to facilitate a discussion about Holocaust Remembrance on Holocaust Memorial …
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By: Laura Bloomer, J.D. /MPP '19 Two years ago, I would not have listed “great listening skills” as one of my top attributes. Yet at its core, being a good mediator requires you to be an active, …
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By: Casey McTiernan Students Won Several Major Victories This Month Against the Department of Education. After years of delay by the Department of Education, student borrowers represented by the …
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Via the Center for Health Law and Policy Innovation Originally published by Modern Farmer on October 12, 2018. Written by Dan Nosowitz. Food labels, as we’ve written about before, are awful: they …
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