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This includes data other than that reported to NALP—e.g., law school/university funded positions. (The ABA data for previous years mirrored that of NALP, and so we do not include it separately here.) *Information on employment outcomes for the Class of 2020 many not reflect a particular law school's typical results in this area. As a result ...
Avaskhan Assanaliyev is a Michigan Grotius Fellow and an SJD student at the University of Michigan Law School, where he also completed a research scholar program in 2018. . As a research scholar supervised by Professor Vikramaditya S. Khanna, the William W. Cook Professor of Law, Avaskhan focused on regulation of cross-border and domestic mergers and acquisitions (M&A) transactions, their ...
The Law School maintains Academic Regulations that govern requirements to earn the JD, LLM, MACL, and SJD degrees. These include details on academic eligibility and honors, grades, exams, and much more. For example, the course, credit hour, residency, and grade requirements to earn the JD degree are set forth in Part One of the JD Academic Regulations. All law students are expected to read and ...
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James C. Hathaway is the James E. and Sarah A. Degan Professor of Law at the University of Michigan Law School. He works in the field of public international law, with a focus on international human rights law, international queer rights, and international refugee law. Before his retirement from the teaching faculty in 2022, Hathaway served as the founding director of the Program in Refugee ...
The Michigan Law Library houses one of the world’s best collections of research materials. With over one million volumes and more than 500,000 titles, many in electronic format, it is a center for legal research for students, faculty, lawyers, judges, and scholars from around the world.
The University of Michigan Law School Scholarship Repository is designed to offer global access to the scholarship of the University of Michigan Law School. This repository is a service of the University of Michigan Law Library, which contributes to the mission of the Law School by supporting research, scholarship, and access to legal information.
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