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New York-based law firm to open office in Akron
School of Law alum returns to Akron to open new storefront law firm on Kenmore Boulevard.
Free 12-week course back by popular demand
Akron Law professor Brant Lee will teach the live online course designed as an introduction to the impact of the law on equality in America.
Alumna's new company aims to destigmatize menstruation and end period poverty
Meet Savannah Daniels, a 2021 graduate of Akron Law, who already has an extensive resume.
Alpha Phi Alpha Inc. supports the Judge James R. and Catherine D. Williams Scholarship Fund at UA
The University of Akron Foundation was pleased to accept a $20,000 donation to the Judge James R. and Catherine D. Williams Scholarship Fund from the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc.
‘Trouble was all I knew’: Chris Rivero’s remarkable path to practicing law
After honing his criminal defense skills as an assistant public defender in the Legal Defenders Office of Summit County, Christopher Rivero ’15, went all in with Esparza Rivero Law, LLC, in 2020. How he got there is remarkable.
School of Law trial team sweeps regional competition to qualify for nationals
The Akron Law trial team of Madeline Connolly, Taylor Bennington, Austin Nagy, and Katelyn Miller went undefeated throughout the competition to qualify for the national finals.
