Run For Justice
Run For Justice
Join the Center for Access to Justice team for this year’s Run for Justice 5K to support Atlanta Legal Aid!
Announcements & Updates
SBA Fall 2022 Dean’s Forum
SBA Fall 2022 Dean’s Forum
Please join SBA and the College of Law Deans for a round-table discussion of your questions!
Fire Drill – Thursday, Sept. 29
Fire Drill – Thursday, Sept. 29
On Thursday, Sept. 29, 2022, at 11 a.m. Georgia State University will conduct a mandatory fire drill for the College […]
Join the Transactional Law Society
Join the Transactional Law Society
Are you interested in becoming a transactional attorney? Are you interested in improving the critical skills that transactional attorneys use on a daily basis?
Planning to take the Georgia Bar Exam in July? Read this important announcement.
Planning to take the Georgia Bar Exam in July? Read this important announcement.
July 2023 Bar Exam
1L/LL.M. SBA Election Nominations Are Open
1L/LL.M. SBA Election Nominations Are Open
1L/LLM Fall Election Nominations have opened and close Thursday, September 8 at 5 PM.
Apply to Study Abroad by Sunday, Sept. 11
Apply to Study Abroad by Sunday, Sept. 11
Apply to Study Abroad by 9-11-2022
Join your public interest pals for Thirsty (for Justice) Thursdays
Join your public interest pals for Thirsty (for Justice) Thursdays
Join your public interest classmates Thursday afternoons – no agenda, just building community
Constitution Week Event: Affirmative Action in Higher Education: Faculty, Practitioner & Student Perspectives
Constitution Week Event: Affirmative Action in Higher Education: Faculty, Practitioner & Student Perspectives
Join us Monday, September 19th at noon for Affirmative Action in Higher Education: Faculty, Practitioner & Student Perspectives
National Legal Innovation Tournament – October 7th (Virtual)
National Legal Innovation Tournament – October 7th (Virtual)
Hofstra Law is hosting a virtual National Legal Innovation Tournament along with the New York State Bar Association and Hofstra’s School of Engineering. Law students and computer science students will compete to design apps that will help change the face of dispute resolution. Finalists will work with Hofstra University’s computer technologists to develop a prototype of the app, and the winning team will receive $500 thanks to the generous support of the Dispute Resolution of the New York State Bar Association.
The competition, on October, 7 is open to all law students. No prior technical background is required, and there is no cost to participate.
Students are required to attend one of two workshops to learn more about the competition rules and objectives.
Additional details about the Tournament, as well as links to register, are available at National Legal Innovation Tournament | Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University.