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Via MassLive By: Steph Solis Despite mounting fears of raids, community organizers are urging Massachusetts immigrants to take advantage of a federal judge’s order…

Via MarketWatch  By: Jillian Berman After years working in “dead-end” jobs, Morgan Marler decided to pursue a degree that would help her start a…

Via Harvard Law Today  By: Alexis Farmer Four Harvard Law School clinicians—Esme Caramello, Patricia Whiting and Nicole Summers from the Harvard Legal Aid…

Via the Harvard Immigration and Refugee Clinical Program In anticipation of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE’s) plans to step up immigration enforcement beginning…

Via Legal Reader By: Ryan Farrick The lawsuit accuses DeVos and her Department of Education of intentionally and illegally ignoring tens of thousands of…

Via the Center for Health Law and Policy Innovation The Harvard Law School Food Law and Policy Clinic (FLPC) and the Center for EcoTechnology…

Via Longview News Journal  By: Danielle Douglas-Gabriel Courts have sided repeatedly with student loan borrowers demanding that the U.S. Education Department process their applications…

Via MassLive By: Shira Schoenberg Since Massachusetts created a medical parole program in April 2018, the state has approved only four requests to release…

All the ways student debt exacerbates racial inequality — ‘it’s like landing in quick sand’ Via MarketWatch  By: Jillian Berman Eileen Connor, the director…

Via Law360  By: RJ Vogt Amanda Kool remembers listening to her law school peers describe their “average middle class” backgrounds during icebreaker sessions at…

Via the Harvard Immigration and Refugee Clinical Program Last week, the Clinic and five other groups filed a request to the Inter-American Commission on…

Via Law360 By: Yvonne Juris A Wisconsin military veteran should not get relief from tax liability on income his ex-wife embezzled, since he must…

Via the Legal Services Center Julia Schutt (right) of the Veterans Legal Clinic speaking to a client as interns Arielle Lui (left) and Sana…

Via YNet News  By: Sarah Vorsanger Education is an essential way to make the general public aware of the food they are eating. School children…

Via CNBC By: Annie Nova More than 150,000 former students of for-profit colleges filed a lawsuit against the U.S.

Via WBUR  By: Kathleen McNerney Education Secretary Betsy DeVos testifies before the House Education and Labor Committee at a hearing on ‘Examining the Policies…

By: Alyssa Bernstein, J.D. ’19 “There should be a copy of the Guidelines  in your office,” my supervisor at the Assistant Federal Public Defender told…

Medha Gargeya, J.D. ’19 Judge Merrick Garland wrote, “The great joy of being a prosecutor is that you don’t take whatever case walks in the…

By: Sharon Kelleher, J.D. ’19 One of my most meaningful experiences at Harvard Law School was serving as a clinical student with the Consumer Protection…

Via the Harvard Negotiation and Mediation Clinical Program  The Harvard Negotiation & Mediation Clinical Program (HNMCP) is pleased to announce that…

Via WGHB By: Chris Burrell A hot real estate market in Boston and surrounding cities is fueling rent hikes and evictions in what has…