Amid the COVID-19 pandemic and in an effort to help protect the health of our communities, Baylor Law has suspended all official events hosted by the Law School through May 1. We will continue to monitor guidance from health officials as it relates to events that are scheduled after May 1.
Remote course instruction for Baylor Law students began March 16 and will continue through the remainder of the spring quarter.
We place a high priority on the safety and well-being of the entire Baylor Law Family, and we are grateful for your partnership in this effort.
More information and detailed updates are available at baylor.edu/law/coronavirus.
Baylor Lawyers Leading on the Texas Young Lawyers Association Board
The Texas Young Lawyers Association (TYLA) recently nominated Jeanine Novosad Rispoli, BA '08, JD '11, of Waco as a candidate for TYLA president-elect. Donald Delgado of College Station was also nominated. Voting begins April 1 and ends May 29. Lauren Renee Sepulveda, JD '11, was also elected Secretary for the 2020-2021 TYLA Executive Committee. . . Full Story
Amid Wave of 'Social Distancing' Directives, Baylor Law Launches Online Version of Its Groundbreaking Legal Mapmaker Program
Designed to help U.S. lawyers operate efficient firms online, Baylor Law's Legal Mapmaker Program is approved for 13 hours of Continuing Legal Education in Texas, of which 2 hours will apply to legal ethics/professional responsibility credit. Baylor Law's Legal Mapmaker program is now available for free to any U.S. attorney via an online learning portal. . . Full Story
Ambassador Lyndon L. Olson Jr., Speaks at Baylor Law on the Need for Civility in Our Culture
The Honorable Lyndon L. Olson Jr., former United States Ambassador to the Kingdom of Sweden, spoke to Baylor Law students on the topic of "Civility and Civic Responsibility," on Thursday, February 27, 2020. . . Full Story
On 250th Anniversary of the Boston Massacre, Baylor Law Students Participate in Dramatic Retrials
On March 5, students and faculty of both Baylor University's School of Law and History Departments united to reenact and relitigate the dramatic Boston Massacre trial in commemoration of its 250th anniversary. The mock trial demonstrated a collaborative effort between undergraduate history students and third-year law students. . . Full Story
Baylor Law Announces Winners of Fourth Annual Ultimate Writer Competition
On February 27, Baylor Law announced the winners of the 2020 Ultimate Writer Legal Writing Competition. This competition is unlike any other legal writing challenge. In addition to cash awards for the top three competitors, each winner is awarded an opportunity to interview for a clerkship with the prestigious appellate law firm Durham, Pittard, and Spalding, LLP in Dallas. . . Full Story
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