Western New England University School of Law is renowned for its focus on real-world lawyering, a commitment to social justice, and an ethos of student-centered learning. Since 1919, the School of Law has been synonymous with practical lawyering, innovative programming, and entrepreneurial thinking and is committed to contributing to a fair and just society through an impactful, practically-focused 21st Century legal education.
Seeking legal help for your small business? Apply for free assistance at Western New England University Small Business Legal Clinic, where law students address various legal issues under faculty supervision.
Western New England University hosts a panel discussion, "Growing Pains: Financial Distress in the Cannabis Industry." Gain insights from experts on industry challenges, risk management, and legal perspectives in the evolving cannabis market.
Tracy E. Duncan, a distinguished alumna of Western New England University School of Law, secures her place as the second Black woman to join the Western Massachusetts Superior Court bench. Her appointment is a testament to her remarkable legal career and commitment to justice.
Western New England University School of Law's Dr. Luwam Dirar's tireless efforts result in the adoption of African Guiding Principles on Migrant Rights by the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights, showcasing her dedication to human rights and migrant issues.
The WNE School of Law is hosting Attorney Sanjiv Reejhsinghani, a WNE School of Law alumnus, in a virtual roundtable discussion. Attorney Reejhsinghani's legal practice includes real estate, civil litigation, and landlord/tenant law.
WNE School of Law introduces educational initiative for Springfield high school students, providing an immersive experience in the world of law school. The program aims to inspire future legal scholars and underscores the university's commitment to nurturing Springfield's future.
The WNE School of Law is proud to host Judge Michael A. Ponsor as part of the Fall 2023 Clason Speaker Series. In his talk, "Small-Town Judicial Ethics Writ Large," Judge Ponsor offers his unique perspective on the ethical challenges faced by the judiciary.
The Western New England University (WNE) School of Law is hosting "The Color of Law: The Intersection of Race and the Law," a virtual symposium on October 13, exploring the historical context and impact of racial segregation in the United States.
Western New England University (WNE) School of Law's Clason Speaker Series will feature attorney Matt Segal, a senior staff attorney with the ACLU's State Supreme Court Initiative. Segal will discuss the constitutional obligation of the state to disclose evidence of police misconduct to public defenders, a critical issue currently before the Massachusetts Supreme Court.
Join Western New England University (WNE) School of Law for a Color of Law Roundtable Discussion featuring Attorney Ginny Kim, Chief Compliance and Diversity Officer for the State of Connecticut. Attorney Kim brings over 25 years of legal experience will share her career path and her role in fostering diversity and compliance within the state.
New England University (WNE) and MGM Springfield partner for criminal record expungement events, offering individuals a second chance at employment and housing opportunities, reinforcing their commitment to social justice.
Western New England University honors Professor Bridgette Baldwin's remarkable achievement as she is recognized in the Social Impact category at the 2023 New England Legal Awards. Baldwin's impactful work in the legal field, her commitment to diversity and inclusion, and her dedication to community betterment stand as a testament to her exceptional contributions.
Western New England University appoints Zelda B. Harris as the new Dean of the School of Law, praising her experience, leadership, and commitment to social justice.
WNE Small Business Legal Clinic offers free legal assistance to local entrepreneurs for fall 2023.
Western New England University School of Law Library honored with 2023 Excellence in Community Engagement Award for promoting diversity and legal knowledge among high school students.
WNE law student Emily Luna receives prestigious Peggy Browning Fellowship, joining Arriba Las Vegas Worker Center to advocate for immigrant workers.
Over 130 people from 26 communities in Hampden County attended Western New England University's Criminal Record Expungement and Sealing Clinic, highlighting the significant need for support in overcoming the impact of criminal records on employment and education opportunities.
WNE's Assistant Professor Claudia Quintero appointed to Springfield's Labor and Workforce Development Working Group, contributing expertise to shape policy recommendations for the city's advancement.
Western New England University's School of Law secures a spot on The Princeton Review's "Best Law Schools for 2023" list, affirming its status as a top law school.
WNE School of Law secures Bar Success Intervention Grant to offer financial support and intensive preparation for bar exam success. AccessLex Institute recognizes the School of Law's commitment to student achievement.
WNE's Wellen Davison Seminar focuses on "Cultural Humility and Implicit Bias" with expert speakers from CHRO, addressing discrimination and strategies for combating it.
The Western New England University School of Law's Center for Social Justice hosts Preston D. Mitchum, a prominent civil rights advocate, as part of their Gervino-Ward LGBTQ+ Speaker Series, addressing legal issues significant to the LGBTQ+ community.
Harper's selection for Rappaport Summer Fellowship highlights her academic excellence and dedication to public service, supported by WNE School of Law.
WNE School of Law's Color of Law Roundtable welcomes Attorney Nadine Mazard, discussing her career in Estate Administration on March 22.
WNE alumna Ashley Randle becomes the first female Commissioner of Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources, aiming to enhance the state's agriculture industry.
