Students Provide Low Income Residents Digital Pro Bono
Students at Suffolk Law hear a lot about their obligation to provide pro bono services after they graduate, and not just because it’s part of the lawyer’s oath: the American Bar Association estimates that at least 40 percent of low- and moderate-income households face...
Legalware Innovation Competition
Creative student minds at Suffolk University Law School volunteered to compete with scholars at four other law schools last week, brainstorming new ways to innovate a popular piece of legal software for a chance at glory and cold, hard cash. The Product Design...
Accelerator/Students Win ABA Award for Innovation
Law School’s Accelerator to Practice Program wins top honor for innovators in the provision of legal services to average income Americans. ABA Honors Accelerator Program Cross-training program’s innovative approach to serving average-income clients...
Legal Innovators Put Technology to Work for the Masses
Lawyers and legal scholars know all too well that low-income citizens lack speedy, efficient access to the justice system. Now, in an age when people from all economic levels own some kind of hand-held mobile device, legal service advocates believe smart, efficient...
Dean Andrew Perlman included among U.S. legal profession’s “courageous innovators.”
Andrew Perlman, dean of the Law School, has been named to the Fastcase 50—one of the nation’s preeminent honors for the “smartest, most courageous innovators, techies, visionaries, and leaders in the law.” Each year, the Fastcase 50 shines a spotlight on...Subscribe by Email
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