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UConn Law Unveils Innovative Graduate Certificate in Insurance Law for Aspiring Legal Professionals

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Hartford, Conn. — The University of Connecticut School of Law has unveiled a new Graduate Certificate in Insurance Law, aiming to equip legal and industry professionals with advanced knowledge in this critical field. Enrollment for the inaugural cohort is now available for the Spring 2026 semester. This innovative certificate program, crafted by UConn Law’s Insurance Law Center, stands out as the only one of its kind in the nation. It offers a blend of virtual and in-person courses, including evening classes that cater to working professionals. Students will engage with nationally recognized faculty, gaining both … Read more

Lewis & Clark Law School Debuts Innovative Litigation & Advocacy Skills Certificate to Forge Practiced Legal Advocates

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Portland, Oregon – Lewis & Clark Law School has announced the launch of a cutting-edge certificate program focused on Litigation & Advocacy Skills, which is designed to cater to students aiming to master advocacy across various legal environments. This new initiative aims to equip participants with vital skills ranging from engaging in courtroom battles to excelling at negotiation tables. The program integrates intensive coursework with hands-on training and mentoring to create an immersive learning experience. It mandates that enrolled law students complete four foundational courses. Additionally, they must accrarily involve themselves in a minimum of … Read more

Repealing Certificate of Need Laws: The Impact on Healthcare Access and Hospital Closures Revealed

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Franklin, Tennessee – A recent opinion piece by Wendy Long argues against the repeal of Certificate of Need (CON) laws in Tennessee, claiming that it would lead to decreased access to healthcare. However, evidence suggests that repealing CON laws can actually increase accessibility. Under CON laws, healthcare facilities face barriers to opening or expanding, hindering competition and limiting options for patients. Long and other CON law proponents assert that hospitals will close without the protection of CON laws, as new facilities could attract privately insured patients and leave existing hospitals with only uninsured or under-insured … Read more