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Akron Law news archive
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11/8/2010
Forth Annual IP Scholars Forum Held Nov. 5
IP Scholars from across the country gathered at Akron Law on Nov. 5 for the forth annual Akron IP Forum. The Forum’s purpose is to bring together a small group of prominent scholars for intensive, high-level discussions on cutting-edge issues of common interest. Participating scholars may choose to have their papers published in symposium format in the Akron Law Intellectual Property Journal. -
11/8/2010
Nov. 8
Crain's Cleveland Business ran a short story on the Law Clerk Database. Text is available here . -
11/5/2010
Nov. 5
Akron Legal News ran a story about the Akron Law "Law Clerk for Hire" database. Electronic text is not available. -
11/5/2010
Nov. 5
Professors Wilson Huhn and Stefan Padfield participated in a panel that examined the role corporations played in Tuesday's election. Coverage is available on Channel 12 in West Virginia here . -
11/2/2010
Nov. 2
Professor Bill Rich is quoted in a WAKR-AM story on Akron charter amendments on the ballot today. Electronic text is not available. -
10/29/2010
Bar Exam Success! Akron Law #1 in Ohio for First-time Takers
This morning, the Ohio Supreme Court released the results of the July 2010 Ohio Bar Examination. 94 percent of Akron Law's first-time takers passed the exam, placing them first in the state. The state pass rate was 88 percent. When repeat takers are included, our graduates ranked third, with a pass rate of 87 percent, above the state-wide rate of 84 percent. -
10/29/2010
Oct. 29
Akron Law student Raeed Tayeh wrote an editorial commentary on the fear of Muslims that is available in the Akron Beacon Journal that is available here . -
10/26/2010
Career Planning and Placement Office Launches Law Clerk for Hire Database
The Law Clerk for Hire Database, or “LC4H” as it has become known, is the brainchild of Barbara Weinzierl, Director of Career Planning and Placement. The idea for LC4H came to Barbara after attending a meeting of the Akron Bar Association Small and Solo Practitioners Section. At that meeting, Barbara learned that many small law firms and solo practitioners may need law clerk help, but that the need went unfilled for a variety of reasons, including cost and lack of time to devote to hiring. Specifically, many small firms and solo practitioners do not have a need for a ”permanent” law clerk but might need help for projects on a case-by-case, hourly basis. Section Chairs Diana Colavecchio (’89), Susan Durr (’83), and Lynne Earhart (’07) agreed with Barbara that if Akron Law and its students could meet this need, it would be a great resource for the Akron legal community. -
10/22/2010
Oct. 22
An Amicus Brief filed by the Akron Law IP Center in the en banc Therasense case was mentioned in an article in the BNA Patent, Trademark and Copyright Journal. Electronic text is not available. -
10/19/2010
Oct. 19
Akron Legal News ran a preview story about the upcoming Ronald Rotunda Lecture. Electronic text is not available.
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