Via Forbes By: Ashoka Forbes interviewed social entrepreneur and HLS alum Lam Nguyen Ho ’08 on his work to get legal aid powered by the community through working with community-allied lawyers and …
Corruption-fighting AG? Easy to say, harder to do.
Via Crain's Chicago Business By: Tim Jones Come election time, it's popular for Illinois Republicans and Democrats, when political circumstances suit them, to clamor for the state's top lawyer to …
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Humanizing Individuals in the Criminal Justice System
By: Regina Powers, J.D. ’19 I joined the Prison Legal Assistance Project (PLAP) the fall of my 1L year at a time when I knew very little about the criminal justice system. I knew, however, that PLAP …
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Hipper Than HIP: Harvard Law School’s Immigration SPO
By: Austin Davis, J.D. '19 The Harvard Law School Immigration Project (HIP) has been the best part of my law school experience. Nothing but respect for the other SPOs – HIP just can’t compete with …
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Why TAP Defined My Law School Experience
By: Elizabeth Gyori, J.D. '19 The notice came in a white envelope, hand-delivered by a staffer at the project-based Section 8 development that my elderly grandparents lived in. From the outside, it …
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Students Receive Wisdom on Building a Pro Bono Practice in a Large Law Firm
Three influential law firm attorneys committed to serving their community spoke to a room full of students about how law firm associates can get involved in pro bono work at a large law firm. Susan …
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