Thomson Reuters Law School Series

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Congratulations, you’ve made it through your law school exams! What now?

Are you a gunner? Answer these questions to find out.

Technology can increase access to justice, but how do you know which is best?

Check out these tips for making law school exams as painless as possible.

Which extracurricular activities in law school are complete wastes of your time? Find out in this part of the Introduction to Law School series, powered by Thomson Reuters.

Which extracurricular activities are the most important for law students?

We recently sat down with Charlotte Rushton, Thomson Reuters managing director of large and medium law firms, to discuss trends in female leadership at law firms and ways to improve diversity to benefit today’s law school students. Read the interview, presented as part of the Introduction to Law School series.

If you plan to take advantage of your professors' office hours while in law school, there are some important “Don’ts” to avoid. Discover these essential tips, presented as part of the Thomson Reuters Law School Series.

As part of the Introduction to Law School series, powered by Thomson Reuters, we recently examined The View From The Career Services Office. In a follow-up on this topic, we share what students can do once they find their way to the CSO.

For a lot of law students heading back to school, the Career Services Office is the most important place on campus. Yet many don’t understand what CSO has to offer. Learn more in this article, presented as part of the Thomson Reuters Law School Series, designed to share essential tips for law students.

Mention briefing a case to any lawyer and you’re sure to get a strong reaction. However, resources are available to make the process much less painful, especially for law students learning the tricks of the trade. Learn more in this first article of the Thomson Reuters Law School Series, designed to share essential tips for law students.