Massachusetts School of Law at Andover is unique because it does not use or place value on the traditional LSAT test used by other law schools to determine a potential law student's aptitude ... Continue Reading »
APPLICATIONS FOR THE FALL 2013 SEMESTER ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED The Massachusetts School of Law welcomes prospective students to visit its Andover, Massachusetts campus. Prospective students are encouraged to attend an Open House prior to ... Continue Reading »
Check this space for information regarding weather cancellations, room changes, amended library or bookstore hours and building closings. MSL Weather Hotline 978.975.4124 Call Massachusetts School of Law's recorded hotline message to find out if classes have ... Continue Reading »
February 11, 2013 Federal Refunds have started disbursing Starting Monday, February 11, stop by the Financial Aid offices to see if yours is in. Financial Aid Office Hours: Monday Feb. 11th 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Tuesday ... Continue Reading »
Professors Constance Rudnick and Peter Malaguti recently had an article published in the National Law Journal Click here to read Unending Imprisonment Or click here for the PDF version Unending imprisonment Statute allowing for indefinite detention of ... Continue Reading »
Please listen to Ms. Healey discuss The Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) and her work on the case where she successfully argued the state's challenge to the federal at the Massachusetts School of ... Continue Reading »
Reading Detective Michelle Halloran was given the Officer of the Year award for 2012. Halloran was nominated after being an integral part of an attempted rape case last year. Halloran graduated from Northeastern University ... Continue Reading »
The Spring 2013 Preliminary Final Exam Schedule is now posted (please remember that it is tentative only and it is subject to change). Continue Reading »
Harvard Law School Association of Massachusetts and In-House Counsel Network present: A Friday Lunch Series Focused on Employment Matters April 5, 2013 12:00 pm – 1:30 pm Harvard Law School - Wasserstein Hall What do Corporate Counsel Need to Know ... Continue Reading »
Check this space for information regarding weather cancellations, room changes, amended library or bookstore hours and building closings. MSL Weather Hotline 978.975.4124 Call Massachusetts School of Law's recorded hotline message to find out if classes have ... Continue Reading »
February 11, 2013 Federal Refunds have started disbursing Starting Monday, February 11, stop by the Financial Aid offices to see if yours is in. Financial Aid Office Hours: Monday Feb. 11th 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Tuesday ... Continue Reading »
The following classes have been canceled: #275-ADMIRALTY & MARITIME LAW WITH PROF. MARTIN #490-ANIMAL LAW WITH PROF.VIETZKE #181-BAR ESSAY WITH PROF. DIMITRIADIS #180-BAR ESSAY (MINI) WITH PROF. FURI-PERRY #596-BUSINESS ENTITIES TAXATION WITH PROF.MCLELLAN #525-DISCOVERY PRACTICE WITH PROFS. HELINSKI & STEVENS #194-FASHION ... Continue Reading »
This week's feature gives us a look at the relationship between Massachusetts School of Law and the veteran community, as this episode takes a look at the connection military experience, education and the ... Continue Reading »
Massachusetts School of Law Educational Forum Produced and hosted by Professor Diane Sullivan and Associate Dean and Professor Michael L. Coyne. The archive also features "Constitutional Issues in the News," hosted by Professor Constance ... Continue Reading »
From a former surgeon, to a police officer, to Albanian exchange students to a woman who had given up all hope of realizing her dreams - students from Massachusetts School of Law talk ... Continue Reading »
In this excerpt from the Massachusetts School of Law's program Books of Our Time, Dean Lawrence R. Velvel talks with renowned jurisprudence scholar Brian Z. Tamanaha about his new and much noted book, ... Continue Reading »
Produced and hosted by Dean Lawrence R. Velvel, Books of Our Time is a public awareness-based programming has developed into an award-winning television series. Each program is produced and moderated by MSLAW professors, who prepare the outlines. ... Continue Reading »
The Spring 2013 Preliminary Final Exam Schedule is now posted (please remember that it is tentative only and it is subject to change). Continue Reading »
These exams are provided by instructors from prior semesters. Note: the exams are for your reference only and may not be similar to the upcoming exam. INSTRUCTOR COURSE EXAMS Agnes Massachusetts Evidence Agnes Search and Seizure Armano Insurance Law Armano Personal Injury Armano Personal Injury ... Continue Reading »
For those unable to attend the 1L Saturday Review Sessions, MSL posts portions of or entire reviews in this space. Because of the size of each lecture, we are only able to post ... Continue Reading »
1L Bootcamp is a practical workbook with tips and exercises to prepare you for law school success and your essay exams. It was written and compiled by 4 MSL professors - Professor Michael ... Continue Reading »
Connecticut New Hampshire Bar Association Maine Bar Association Rhode Island Bar Association Massachusetts Bar Association Vermont Bar Association Patent Bar (with requisite technical degrees or state engineering exam passing score) Model Rules of Professional Conduct Model Rules of Judicial Conduct Continue Reading »
For General Inquiries Contact: Professor Peter Malaguti Email: malaguti@mslaw.edu For Essay Questions Contact: Professor Kevin Foley Email: foley@mslaw.edu This course examines the laws of Massachusetts and sister states, and helps prepare students for the bar examination. All students must ... Continue Reading »
Page printed from: http://www.nlj.com ABA and Legal Education: Change Won't Come from Within Michael L. Coyne The National Law Journal 05-08-2013 With calls from The New York Times among others for drastic changes in legal education; near-universal agreement that the American ... Continue Reading »
Raising the flag Mass. School of Law students rally to honor veterans By Dustin Luca dluca@eagletribune.com May 3, 2013 ANDOVER — For three decades, Massachusetts School of Law hasn’t had a flagpole outside its building. But thanks ... Continue Reading »
Reading Detective Michelle Halloran was given the Officer of the Year award for 2012. Halloran was nominated after being an integral part of an attempted rape case last year. Halloran graduated from Northeastern University ... Continue Reading »
By Kurt Olson Most people would tell you that they value their privacy. However, these days we all rush to publish the most intimate details of our private lives on Facebook, Twitter and other ... Continue Reading »
I tell my environmental law students how I get so frustrated when I hear the television meteorologists talk about what a whopper of a storm we’re having or how “impressive” a particular storm ... Continue Reading »
March 28, 2013 The Eagle-Tribune ANDOVER — A full slate of topical animal issues presented by animal rights experts, combined with animal tricks and demonstrations, will highlight the Massachusetts School of Law’s Seventh Annual Animal ... Continue Reading »
Greetings Members of the MSLaw Community: Last year was an active one for MSLaw’s BLSA Chapter. The year started off with a bang with the Congressional Black Caucus, which I attende with then-President Kellie ... Continue Reading »
[excerpt taken from the most recent edition of the Reformer, Fall 2012] John Lakin (‘90), who was just elected to the bench of the 12th judicial circuit (Sarasota and Manatee counties in Florida), attended ... Continue Reading »
[excerpt taken from the most recent edition of the Reformer, Fall 2012, from the article Obscene or Not Obscene: That is the Question in the Internet Age] What does the First Amendment Protect? Although the language ... Continue Reading »
On Friday, May 6th and Saturday, May 7th, MSLAW was honored, at various venues, by the presence of WBZ-1030 radio personality and attorney Dan Rea, Attorney Victor Garo and Judge Nancy Gertner of ... Continue Reading »
Massachusetts School of Law publishes The Reformer quarterly for the community. You can pick up a copy at school or by contacting the editor, Holly Vietzke, at vietzke@mslaw.edu. The Reformer - Fall 2012 (.pdf) The Reformer - Summer 2011 (.pdf) The ... Continue Reading »
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