Not Your Typical 1L Summer
By: Greg Goujon Spring semester was going so well. It was March, spring break was right around the corner, and
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Delivering access to justice while preparing students to become excellent, ethical, and engaged lawyers.
Dealing with the Demise of Relationships with Court Intervention
By: Cristian Cruzado When I first started my summer internship working with the Honorable Richard A Dollinger at the Monroe County
Learning New Skills for a Different Type of Internship
By: Laura Conboy Even before I applied to law school, I knew I wanted to work in public interest. As
Back To Square One
By: Kyra Udziela This summer I spent many long days and insomnia-filled nights as a summer intern with the immigration
Yes, Family Law is Emotional… and I Love It.
By: Rachel Farr If there’s anything we know about law students, it’s that they love talking about being law students…
Adaptation in a Year of Uncertainty
By: Jenn Bigelow-Carlson Starting out as a 1L at the University at Buffalo School of Law after years working as
Learning About the Criminal Justice System as a Summer Intern
By: Abigail Whipple When I started my fellowship at the Chautauqua County Public Defender’s Office as a Summer Fellow from
Citizen Activists Score Legal Victory for Transparency with Assistance from Civil Rights and Transparency Clinic
By: Elias Schmidt “A free society is maintained when government is responsive and responsible to the public, and when the
Trauma-Informed Approaches to Lawyering (During The Summer of COVID-19)
By: Victoria Roden The global pandemic brought the world as we know it to a screeching halt and uncertainty loomed
The Wild Twist That Is My First Summer after 1L Year
By: Alexander Sanchez Throughout my first year in law school at the University at Buffalo School of Law, I continuously
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