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Lords debate Divorce Bill – Part 1

On the 3rd of March the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Bill, which aims to bring in a system of no-fault divorce, went through its committee stage in the House of Lords. The debate was quite…
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A week in family law: a “sacrificed” career, a Domestic Abuse Bill and access to family justice data

Three stories this week: one not as significant as some have indicated, and two that are very significant.  The wife who “sacrificed” career for marriage awarded compensation  A wife who “sacrificed” her career as…
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We Are Failing Women Of Color And It Is Fatal — A Discussion With Hampton, NCCU Law Alum Nickeyea Wilkinson and Howard, NYU Alum Ashlee Wisdom

“I’m going to keep on running because a winner don’t quit on themselves.” — Beyoncé The top issue for Super Tuesday voters this week in Alabama, Arkansas, California, Maine, Massachusetts,…
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‘I Was Told There Would Be No Math?’ – An Accounting Quiz For Attorneys

Law school is known as a place for those who have an aversion to numbers, but unbeknownst to these mathphobic young students, they may wind up having to analyze financial…
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Law School Professors Can’t Seem To Help Themselves With The N-Word — See Also

Eugene Volokh Will Drop The N-Word Even If You Ask Him Not To: Because academic freedom you guys. The Consequences Of Using The N-Word Are Pretty Light: Even after this…
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