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Law School Rolls Out ‘Wheels of Justice’

The Mitchell Hamline School of Law retrofitted a recreational vehicle into a mobile pro bono law office. The RV, called Wheels of Justice carries students across Minnesota to perform pro bono legal services for those in need.

Alumni Spotlight: A Non-Traditional Role for a Federal Government Attorney

Adam Neufeld was set on being a doctor until a pre-law class in his junior year of college piqued his interest in law and policy. He had always seen himself doing mission driven work and so, following a year working on public health research, set out for HLS with public interest work in mind.

Pulling back the curtain

A law review article by Professor Richard Lazarus ’79 on the inner workings of the Supreme Court leads to a change in how it does business.

Tim Kaine's days at HLS

The Boston Globe writes about Democratic Vice Presidential Candidate Tim Kaine's days at Harvard Law School.

Lawyering in moments of crisis

Recent events highlighting anti-Black state violence and police brutality around the nation spark the question: what can lawyers do in these moments of crisis?