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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

Confusion Reigns Among Students as Trump’s H.R. 1 Reshapes Federal Graduate Loan Landscape

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. — In a significant shift for student loan policy, President Trump signed into law H.R. 1, known as the Big Beautiful Bill, on July 4, effectively dismantling the SAVE Plan established during the Biden administration. This income-driven repayment option was projected to cost taxpayers approximately $475 billion over the next decade. As the new academic year unfolds, a notable disconnect appears among college students regarding their understanding of these changes. According to a survey conducted by U.S. News & World Report, many students express concerns about the federal loan changes introduced by H.R. … Read more

Legal Landscape Shift: Record Law Graduate Employment Surges Amidst AI Integration Yet Salaries Slip

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Washington, D.C. — The integration of artificial intelligence in the legal field has yet to significantly alter the hiring landscape for new law graduates. Recent data from the National Association for Law Placement (NALP) indicates that the employment rate for fresh law school graduates in the United States reached its highest level on record. However, despite this increase in hires, the median salaries for entry-level positions across law firms saw a decline of 3%. Many experts are questioning whether legal AI has begun to impact employment numbers. Historically, the adoption of AI tools in law … Read more

ACLU Challenges U.S. Government in Court to Defend Marshall University Student’s Right to Graduate Amidst Visa Revocation

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HUNTINGTON, W.Va. — The American Civil Liberties Union of West Virginia has initiated a federal lawsuit over an incident involving a Marshall University student whose legal status was abruptly revoked, jeopardizing his imminent graduation. The case has erupted in controversy just as the student was preparing to complete his graduate studies. Aubrey Sparks, the ACLU of West Virginia’s Legal Director, outlined that the lawsuit aims to secure a prompt resolution about the student’s capacity to remain in the United States legally. This clarity will determine whether he can continue attending classes and complete his educational … Read more