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Non-traditional students at Maryland's law schools have different reasons for returning to the classroom, from a desire for a career change to fulfillment of a long-time goal.
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Non-traditional law students seek new skills, challenges
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Md. law schools see higher enrollment despite being more selective
Both Maryland law schools are welcoming larger classes of students this fall, signaling a renewed interest among prospective lawyers that wavered in recent years.
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Law school’s immigration clinics continue to help clients through US system
Business at the immigration clinics at Maryland’s two law schools has been brisk.
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Md.’s law schools tackle gender issues
It’s 2018, yet the legal industry is facing a “gigantic” female talent drain, according to a partially released recent study commissioned by the American Bar Association, as women are leaving the profession in larger numbers and quicker than men.
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Featured
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Democrats pressure Hogan for tax pledge to pay for education improvements
Surrogates for Democratic gubernatorial challenger Ben Jealous called on Gov. Larry Hogan to commit to fully funding potentially billions for an as-yet-unwritten plan to improve education in Maryland.
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Best Week, Worst Week: Pratt Street vision, affordable housing bright spots for Baltimore; Ben Jealous campaign in hot water
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Smart growth debate reflects divide among Md. counties
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Court of Appeals indefinitely suspends former law partners
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Baltimore prosecutor’s office seeks dismissal from two GTTF suits
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UB Law will offer free, online Supreme Court course
Commentary
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Dominion Energy offers $1M in critical community needs grants
Dominion Energy is inviting nonprofit organizations in Maryland and across the company’s footprint to apply for grants of up to $25,000 each to meet critical community needs ...
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Cathay General Bancorp declares 24-cent dividend
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Walker & Dunlop structures $31M in financing for multifamily property
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Annapolis to host 2018 Congressional Medal of Honor Society convention
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Review panel votes to subpoena Baltimore police for cases
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Melania Trump to address cyberbullying summit in Maryland
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Airlines, consumer groups ready for fight over proposed bill
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Trump wants federal suit against opioid manufacturers
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Mojo Art & Image named to Inc. 5000’s fastest-growing list
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Real Time Medical Systems signs deal with UMMS
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Walker & Dunlop finances $138.1M to build condominium tower
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Md. Legal Aid celebrates with Equal Justice Awards
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US newspapers to Trump: We’re not enemies of the people
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Mortgage rates fall; 30-year at 4.53 percent
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Klein Enterprises to start construction on Baltimore apartment community
On the Record
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UB Law will offer free, online Supreme Court course
Journalist Lyle Denniston, who covered the Supreme Court for more than a half-century, will host the eight-week online course.
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Eye on Annapolis
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Democratic women’s group seeks swift end to Anderson investigation
Several dozen Democratic women in Baltimore are calling on leaders in the General Assembly and the state party to speed up an ethics investigation into city Del. Curt Anderson.
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Ground Up
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Airbnb host urges Baltimore to ‘pay the tax, get the facts.’
A Baltimore Airbnb host has launched a campaign urging the city not to be rash in regulating short-term rentals Patrick T. Campbell, who bought his first ...
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Business Buzz
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Howie to leave Maryland Tech Council, join DLA Piper
Tami Howie will step down as CEO of the Maryland Tech Council to become a partner at DLA Piper, the council announced.
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Law
Business
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Goucher College cuts math, physics, several other majors
Goucher College is cutting several majors and minors amid a cost-cutting “academic revitalization.” Goucher President Jose Antonio Bowen informed the campus community in a letter that ...
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Dominion Energy offers $1M in critical community needs grants
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Cathay General Bancorp declares 24-cent dividend
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Trump asks SEC to consider ending required quarterly reports
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Walker & Dunlop structures $31M in financing for multifamily property
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Annapolis to host 2018 Congressional Medal of Honor Society convention
Government
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Democrats pressure Hogan for tax pledge to pay for education improvements
Surrogates for Democratic gubernatorial challenger Ben Jealous called on Gov. Larry Hogan to commit to fully funding potentially billions for an as-yet-unwritten plan to improve education in Maryland.
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Smart growth debate reflects divide among Md. counties
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Melania Trump to address cyberbullying summit in Maryland
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Officials eye property purchases, flood mitigation for Ellicott City
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FDA approves first generic version of EpiPen
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Democratic women’s group seeks swift end to Anderson investigation
Health Care
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Real Time Medical Systems signs deal with UMMS
Baltimore-based health care interventional analytics company Real Time Medical Systems announced Thursday a major contract with the University of Maryland Medical System (UMMS) for its ...
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FDA approves first generic version of EpiPen
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Md. board considers charging private insurers more for uncompensated health care
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Cannabics Pharmaceuticals to create first auto-grow device
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Hopkins places third on U.S. News hospital rankings
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UM Capital Region Health names new leader
Real Estate
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COPT unveils new Pratt Street retail design
Corporate Office Properties Trust showed off its revamped design of a retail pavilion on Pratt Street that Baltimore officials hope leads to transforming the corridor ...
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Gibson: Baltimore on ‘slippery slope’ after commission approves cross removal
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Byrnes family: Moving Md. agency in Baltimore hurts the poor
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Baltimore affordable housing deal saved by last-minute negotiations
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KLNB’s Menick: Online retailers boosting brick and mortar
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Potential deal in place to fund Baltimore’s Affordable Housing Trust Fund
