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In honor of its fifth anniversary, i4J will be hosting a fun and interactive event on Feb. 10
This January, the LP Summit will bring together licensed and prospective paraprofessionals, lawyers and judges, and members of the legal community to discuss ways to promote innovation and growth within the profession.
The fund will provide financial aid to Native American law students who intend to work as legal advocates for Native American communities.
Catch up on recent University of Arizona Law faculty accomplishments.
From Tucson to Tuscany, Puig will spend the next years at the world-class Institute in Fiesole.
In conversation with former Tucson mayor and current University of Arizona Law Professor of Practice Jonathan Rothschild, Frank will provide a discussion titled “What Did The Midterms Teach Us?”
“He was always passionate about justice -- which made him an extraordinary teacher. He believed that lawyers should use their skills to make the world more fair, more equal, more just.”
Polk became the first woman to be elected to the position of Yavapai County Attorney in 2000.
Scholarships will be awarded on a first come, first-serve basis for up to 40 students.
Panelists and attendees included stakeholders, thought leaders, and experts from science, law, industry and government, including national security.
Catch up on recent University of Arizona Law faculty accomplishments
The gift will help fund the reconstruction of student courtrooms.
The gift brings the college one step closer to their fundraising goal.
