Daphne Davis and her daughter Edruina Davis, both graduated from Birmingham School of Law!
They are the first Mother and Daughter duo to graduate at the same time since the school opened in 1915. Congratulations! #puttingpeoplefirst
Fans of Law & Order will recognize the familiar “objection, your honor!” refrain from their favorite courtroom drama, but real litigators know just how important it is to correctly anticipate and prepare for these outbursts if they want to get the best result for their clients.
In their latest New Jersey Law Journal article, Einhorn Barbarito Frost & Botwinick attorneys Matheu D. Nunn, Esq., Matthew Troiano, and Jessica Sciara, along with co-author Alyssa Engleberg, tackle the “in court” use of evidence rules to defend or pursue objections – and why doing so can make all the difference to those navigating family court.
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Huge result in our class action against OSPI with a published opinion that - Ninth Circuit reversed and remanded on our denied prelimianry injunction to stop school districts from exiting student before they turn 22:
As one court has observed, “[i]t is almost beyond dispute that wrongful discontinuation of a special education program to which a student is entitled subjects that student to actual irreparable harm.
But the promise of compensatory education is no answer to the claim of irreparable harm arising from the denial of special education.
We conclude that the students meet all four of the Winter requirements, so we vacate the district court’s order and remand for further proceedings including the entry of a preliminary injunction. We do not consider whether the proposed class warrants certification under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 23. Because the district court has not previously addressed that issue, we leave it to be resolved on remand. VACATED and REMANDED.
Exciting news!
For the third year in a row, National Jurist's PreLaw Magazine has awarded Regent University School of Law an A+ for Public Policy--placing our program in the top-4 in the nation with Duke, Georgetown, and Stetson.
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As the Supreme Court concludes its term, the importance of varied perspectives in our highest courts is more evident than ever.
The decisions made in our courts impact everyone, and to ensure justice is truly served, it’s vital that the arguments presented reflect a wide range of experiences.
Exposing all law students to appellate law and facilitating interactions with appellate judges, clerks, and practicing attorneys is crucial for fostering a judiciary representing all Americans.
Today, we’re sharing a powerful testimonial from two of our mentees who attended a recent courthouse visit and engaged with the judges and clerks. This experience was transformative, highlighting the importance of accessibility and broad representation in the legal profession.
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Meet 3L Wenqing Zhu! In our #WhatMattersToMeAndWhy series, Wenny shares what motivates her, how the Community and Economic Development Clinic has been one of the most rewarding experiences she’s had at law school, and offers her advice to prospective students thinking of pursuing a law degree.
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Looks like a dynamic duo, congratulations!