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August 05, 2022
Damon Hart '99 stands tall at 6-foot-5-inches, but it is his intellect, empathy, and drive that have helped him reach the top. The Executive Vice President and Chief Legal Officer of Liberty Mutual In...
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July 29, 2022
BC Law's Civil Rights Clinic and Holland & Knight file class action suit against the Massachusetts Department of Correction for mistreatment of prisoners in solitary confinement, a violation of the Cr...
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July 28, 2022
Javier Chávez, Jr. ’06 founded the Cerveza Zólupez Beer Company to fill the gap for authentic Mexican craft beers in the U.S. and uses his legal skills everyday, whether managing transactions, or vend...
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August 05, 2022
When a first century AD Roman bust was found in a Texas Goodwill, its buyer turned to Leila Amineddoleh ’06, who negotiated a return to its rightful owner in Germany. The agreement with the Bavarian s...
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July 29, 2022
Feature story: for some, law school is a stepping stone to a completely different--and rewarding--field. Five BC Law alums share their experiences following new dreams to remarkable places.
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July 28, 2022
BC Law alums use their legal knowledge in a wide range of fields and initiatives. Four alumni share their paths to success and important lessons learned along the way.
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August 04, 2022
A Q&A with Joseph M. Vanek ’87 highlights his fondness for BC Law and its students. Establishing a Vanek family scholarship fund was his way of providing educational opportunites to aspiring attorneys...
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July 28, 2022
From Rolling Stone: @britneyspears lawyer (and BC Law alum) Mathew Rosengart '87 has won the latest court battle for his client, as a judge has denied Jamie Spears's motion to compel Her deposition. R...
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July 27, 2022
What does establishing a better life mean? For her parents, immigrants from Colombia, it meant to start anew in a different country for the sake of their children. For Angie Isaza-Loaiza ’22, it means...