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Boyd School of Law In The News

Sample news articles and op-eds to see how the William S. Boyd School of Law and its faculty and staff are covered in local, national, and international outlets.

Next superintendent must have plan to help English Language Learners (Las Vegas Review-Journal)

As law schools face declining enrollment, law grads face tough job market (KJZZ)

OJ Simpson to Testify Wednesday (8 News NOW)

2013 50 Under 50 List (Lawyers of Color)

The Salon Sub Rosa And Nevada Corporate Law (The National Law Review)

Single father commences new stage of life with college degree (Las Vegas Review-Journal)

Incoming Boyd student James Wood

Kids Get Their Day in Court (UNLV News Center)

Ralston Reports (KSNV News 3) - 8:45 remaining mark

10th Anniversary of OHRC Celebrated (Documenting the African American Experience)

Viewpoint: Consumer Debtors Should Not Have to Go It Alone (Dow Jones Daily Bankruptcy Review)

CCSD fails students unable to speak English, says expert (KSNV News 3)

Law Day 2013 Celebration at the Nevada Legislature (State Bar of Nevada)

May 1 Marches Show Trajectory Of Immigration Movement (KPBS)

Marketa Trimble on Comparative Patent Remedies (Antitrust & Competition Policy Blog)

Two Lionel Sawyer & Collins Attorneys Recognized in 2013 Edition of Chambers Global: Gaming & Gambling Guide (Lionel Sawyer & Collins)

Adjunct Professors Bob Faiss and Mark Clayton

Boyd mock trial event aims to teach teens about law (The Rebel Yell)

Non-Sequiturs: 04.29.13 (Above the Law)

Rapoport: U.S. News Rankings Management, Law Schools Gone Wild, and Enron (TaxProf Blog)

Law Schools and the 'Enron Way' (WSJ Law Blog)

De Castroverde Law Group hires attorneys Rachel O'Halloran and Mark Hutchings (Nevada Business Journal)

Boyd alumna Rachel O'Halloran '12 and alumnus Mark Hutchings '12

Culture of disbelief works against asylum seekers (IRIN)

Patent-Conscious Preparation for a Summer at the Beach (Patently-O)

Potholes come and go, but irritating signs remain (Las Vegas Review-Journal)

Proposal Aims to Restructure Current Law School Curriculum (The Rebel Yell)

Boyd student Kenton Eichacker and alumna Kimberly Valentin '11