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Tag Archives: Outcomes
Guest Post: Improving Securities Class Action Outcomes Through Early Damages Analysis
Doug Greene John McCarrick In the following guest post, Doug Greene and John McCarrick take a look at the way that securities class action lawsuits settle and make a suggestion of a way for D&O insurers and defense counsel to … Continue reading
Posted in Corporate Law
Tagged Action, Analysis, class, damages, Early, Guest, improving, Outcomes, Post, Securities, through
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Friday Roundup: Experiential Learning, Legal Outcomes, Legal Ethics, and More
A roundup of the week’s news from the worlds of legal technology and innovation: Albany Law program will prepare students for high-tech careers. Three upstate New York educational institutions — Albany Law School, SUNY Polytechnic Institute, and the Research Foundation for SUNY … Continue reading
Posted in Legal Marketing
Tagged Ethics, Experiential, Friday, Learning, legal, Outcomes, RoundUp
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Sure outcomes rarely exist in criminal defense – Virginia Supreme Court
Sure outcomes are rare in criminal defense, says Fairfax criminal lawyer. Sure outcomes should never be relied upon in criminal defense. We need look no further than the many split decisions of the United States Supreme Court to know that, … Continue reading
Assessing Institutional Learning Outcomes Using Rubrics: Lessons Learned
By: Professor Andi Curcio & Dean Alexis Martinez Experience confirms using rubrics to assess institutional learning outcomes is relatively easy and cost-effective. It is also an iterative process. Below we share some of the lessons we learned as we engaged … Continue reading
Posted in Law Students
Tagged Assessing, Institutional, Learned, Learning, Lessons, Outcomes, Rubrics, Using
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