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How Much Does Law School Cost? Discover the Accessible, Affordable WilmU J.D.

Wondering how you can afford law school? At Wilmington University School of Law, you don’t have to delay your dream. WilmU Law offers legal education…
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A Journey Toward Empowering Future Lawyers

Kimberly Richardson was still a law student when she negotiated her first labor contract. Her professor, Dr. Kenneth Dau-Schmidt, owned “Labor Law Inc.,” and in…
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Wilmington University Law Students Shine in National Trial Competition

WilmU law student Xavier Hurt wins ‘Best Opening Statement’ in national trial competitionPhoto Credit: Courtesy of Chapman University The Wilmington University School of Law received…
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Wilmington University Names Judge Jan R. Jurden as Dean of its School of Law

Wilmington University is pleased to announce the appointment of the Honorable Jan R. Jurden as dean of the Wilmington University School of Law, effective April…
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WilmU Law Students Mentor Local High Schoolers

Top row: Hannah Goldston and Britton Ody. Bottom row: Dalton Lahti and Andrea Rothbart. Opening statements, closing arguments, direct and cross examinations — students tackled…
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Wilmington University School of Law Attains Critical American Bar Association Approval

Wilmington University School of Law proudly announces that it has earned provisional accreditation from the American Bar Association (ABA). Now, its students can sit for…
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WilmU Law Students Square Off in Deposition Competition

Picture it: deposition day. You’re a lawyer entering a conference room to depose someone in a civil case. You need to know how to build…
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Alisa Klein: In-Demand Speaker, Writer and WilmU Law Professor Tackles Hot-Button Legal Issues

After 30 years litigating for the U.S. Department of Justice, Alisa Klein happily shares her expertise — in and out of the classroom. The Wilmington…
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Volunteering Abroad: WilmU Law Professor Veronica Finkelstein Trains Nigerian Lawyers

While working in Nigeria, more than 5,000 miles from home, attorney Veronica Finkelstein experienced many memorable moments — including power outages. “I was inspired by…
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WilmU Law Professor Talks Bankruptcy, College Admissions and RBG

If you’ve ever been to Tuscany, chances are you brought home treasured memories of the Italian countryside, and for Lawrence Ponoroff, a professor at Wilmington…
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