Meet Lisa Qian, our 2024 Diversity Fellow! Lisa, who recently completed her first year at Stanford Law School, has a strong passion for advocating on behalf of individuals wronged by powerful entities. We are excited to have her on our team and look forward to what she will bring to the plaintiff’s bar after her graduation. Learn more about Lisa: https://lnkd.in/eMqFj_ry
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Award-Winning Educational Leader & Justice-Centered Mixed Methods, Qualitative, & Arts-Based Researcher, TEDx & Keynote speaker ✨ Founder: The Motherscholar Project ✨ Transformative & Lifelong Learning ✨
#Justice comes in many forms - recognizing the past, hearing from others, and taking steps to move forward are huge steps. This reminds me of important conversations I had recently with Dr Nayr Ibrahim about #Apartheid in South Africa and Tove Mentsen Ness at the recent conference about #Sami and #Indigenous people Nord University. Thinking about incorporating deep thinking around social, economic, and environmental justice in #learning in pedagogy and teacher training for the betterment of today and the future. #ResearchMatters #EquityandInclusion #HigherEducation #EducationalLeadership #TransformativeLeadership #LifelongLearning #TeacherTraining #SocialJustice #Reparations #TruthandReconciliation
Public Teacher. Cultural Empowerment & Restoration Consultant. Black History. Antiracism. Hate Crime Victor. Speaker. Author. Content Creator. 400K+ on TikTok, 200K+ on IG & 60K+ on YouTube.
What does justice truly look like in situations like this? Is it simply admitting him posthumously, or can more be done? I think you know what I think. What about you? "More than 160 years after being denied the opportunity to practice law in Maryland, a campaign has been launched to get one Black man admitted to the Old Line State’s bar. Thanks to several attorneys familiar with his story, Edward Garrison Draper’s legacy will no longer have an asterisk next to it. On Thursday, Feb. 16, a panel of scholars and historians gathered at the University of Baltimore to discuss Draper and how race and slavery stopped him from being the first Black man to be a lawyer in the state of Maryland." #blackhistory #racism #college #lawschool #lawyer #law https://bit.ly/49aPIoK
Maryland Barred a Black Man from Practicing Law in 1857. Now Team of Lawyers Work to 'Right Historic Wrong'
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"A good lawyer earns a living, but a great one knows they have the power to make a difference." #UFLaw alum Stephen N. Zack (JD 71) was honored last week with the 2023 Law Firm Leadership Award by the Hispanic National Bar Foundation. Read more about his story and advice for young lawyers:
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Higher Education Leader | #AILaw #DataPrivacy #LegalTech #AccessToJustice
This is an in-depth profile of our dean, Martin Pritikin. Learn more about Marty, his relentless drive, and the mission of Purdue Global Law School. #AccessToJustice https://lnkd.in/gFqvtvYn
Champion for access to justice, Purdue Global Law School dean continues to move law school forward
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Thrilled and honored to be selected as the Distinguished Law Student of the 8th Circuit! It was an incredible experience connecting with esteemed professionals in the bankruptcy field, delving deeper into this complex area of law. Huge thanks to my amazing Deans and professors for assembling an outstanding nomination packet, granting me this invaluable opportunity to attend this conference and expand my knowledge. Looking forward to applying these insights in my future endeavors! #BankruptcyLaw #Gratitude
The American College of Bankruptcy (the “College”) is pleased to recognize the Distinguished Law Students for 2024. This year, students were selected from each of the eleven circuits. The 2024 Distinguished Law Students are: Kyra Luck (Boston University School of Law), Katherine ("Kate") Waldock (Columbia Law School), Jing Lu (Delaware Law School, Widener University), Olivia Maier (Washington and Lee University School of Law), Adam Schmit (The University of Texas School of Law), Abby Swartz (University of Dayton School of Law), Stone Hart (University of Chicago Law School and The University of Chicago Booth School of Business), Johanne Brown, J.D. (Creighton University School of Law), Suzie Jaderholm (University of Idaho College of Law), Dillon Sullivan (University of Oklahoma College of Law), Molly Newcomb (Emory University School of Law).
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Boies Schiller Flexner LLP partner Stephen Zack shares some of his vast wisdom and experiences for young people. In this article, he draws from his experiences in both life and the law to answer these questions: 🔵 What was the law like 50 years ago? 🔵 What’s the difference between a good and a great lawyer? 🔵 Why did I become a lawyer? 🔵 What is the future of practicing law?
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Our partner Steven Meyer recently caught up with the alumni publication of his alma mater, Santa Clara University School of Law. In the interview, Steve shares his career journey as a mass tort and product liability trial attorney, including his latest adventure with us here at Tucker Ellis. He also offers some great advice for young lawyers. Check out the article to learn more about Steve’s story! #TuckerEllis
Santa Clara Law Alumnus Steven Meyer J.D. ‘89 has joined Tucker Ellis LLP as a partner and shared his story: https://lnkd.in/gekYB5gb
Santa Clara Law Alumnus Steven Meyer J.D. ‘89 has joined Tucker Ellis LLP as a partner
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As any legal professional in family law can attest, the environment is rife with high-conflict people and situations — and the hostile communications that inevitably result. Thankfully, there are ways to adapt our own interactions and written communications with high-conflict people that accommodate their inability to solve problems in a normal way. One tried-and-true method is called BIFF (Brief Informative, Friendly, Firm). In this month’s Raising the Bar CLE, Bill Eddy, LCSW, CFLS, author, and co-founder of the High Conflict Institute, will empower legal professionals with a proven approach to ethically addressing challenging interactions in the legal profession. Through real-world examples, he’ll share his four-step BIFF method of writing careful and ethical communications that defuse hostility and get results.
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Attorney at Law Magazine sat down with Chief Justice Lorie Skjerven Gildea as she concluded her tenure on October 1, 2023, after over 13 years of exemplary service as the chief justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court. Gildea's historic legacy as the second woman to assume this pivotal role and the third longest-serving chief justice in Minnesota's history reflects her profound impact on the state's legal landscape. #LegalAdvocacy #JusticePrevails #AttorneyLife"
It’s Been a Blast: Chief Justice Gildea’s Path to the MN Supreme Court and Her Tenure as Chief Justice | Attorney at Law Magazine
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Media Communication Studies and Pre-Law Student at Florida State University | Donald J. Weidner Summer for Undergraduates Participant
Last week, The Society of Black Female Future Attorneys hosted a legal panel with three prestigious attorneys in Tallahassee, Florida. During this event, members received invaluable information regarding the legal field, preparing for law school, and the day-to-day of being an attorney. Special thanks to Derrick McBurrows, Stephen Knight, and Mutaqee Akbar for giving their time to participate as panelists and answer our questions. #prelaw #legalpanel #BFFA
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