It's hard to believe it's been less than three months since we officially launched IAALS Online. We hope you've been enjoying it as much as we have. We'll be taking a short break for the holidays—IAALS and the University of Denver are closed from… MORE
It is Professor Whitney’s belief that “teaching skills and professional identity really is not so much about teaching it but, guiding them as they explore for themselves.”
Advanced Advocacy: Legislative Policy, the latest Educating Tomorrow's… MORE
This article originally appeared in the December Connected newsletter by the National Center for State Courts (NCSC).
As the quality of judges and integrity of the judiciary continue to receive heightened attention, education and outreach has… MORE
In most states that elect their judges, vacancies that arise between elections are filled by gubernatorial appointment. Some governors opt to use an advisory panel in making these appointments, as did Ohio Governor John Kasich recently in … MORE
David Thomson, Lawyering Process Professor and Director of the Lawyering Process Program at the University of Denver Sturm College of Law, will be the first IAALS Visiting Scholar for the spring semester of 2013. Thomson will be spending parts of… MORE
Last fall, New York University School of Law made news for reorganizing its third-year offerings to better meet the needs of today's law students.
N.Y.U. Law's changes are built around several themes, including a focus on foreign study and… MORE
IAALS is privileged to benefit from the expertise of a diverse board of advisors that includes judges, practitioners, and others committed to our mission: the continuous improvement of the civil justice system. At the close of 2012, we said farewell… MORE
Keith clerked for an insurance defense firm for three years while attending law school full time. He then practiced as an insurance defense attorney for a year before deciding to move into practice with Hamer Law Group.
Mr. Lee is the founder… MORE
In his first news conference, new Republican Governor Pat McCrory rescinded the executive order enacted by his predecessor, Democratic Governor Bev Perdue, creating a judicial nominating commission for filling midterm vacancies on the state’s courts… MORE
In recent weeks, Governor Dannel P. Malloy has made significant strides toward diversifying the state supreme court, nominating the court’s first Hispanic justice and first openly gay justice. Both nominees were recommended by the… MORE