Law school stress can take an enormous toll on cognitive capacity, literally killing off brain cells and inhibiting learning. The bad news continues into the workforce: as a profession, lawyers suffer from depression at three times the rate of non-lawyers. …
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HeinOnline’s newest collection on Women and the Law offers nearly 800 titles of an historical archive documenting the impact of women in society. The collection’s homepage lets you easily navigate to topical sub-collections covering abortion, women and education, women and …
One of the latest CALI lessons might be of interest to those of you working on the Journal of Law and Health, the Certificate in Health Care Law, or for the Center for Health Law & Policy. Healthcare Law Research: …
With the semester beginning to wind down, our study rooms are getting more and more use. If you’re a law student, don’t forget that you have first priority for the library study rooms. That means that if you’ve reserved a …
If you’re writing a law review style article, you may find yourself using supra references in the footnotes. For example, if you frequently cite to Smith, you might write a footnote that looks something like this: 16 Smith, supra note …
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