Legaltech News, Paladin Partners With 30 Law Schools to Build Pro Bono Platform for Students:
On Thursday, U.S.-based pro bono management platform Paladin announced that in collaboration with 30 law schools, it is developing a pro bono platform for law schools and their students that will be launched in the fall.
The platform aims to help law schools students find and track pro bono legal opportunities as well as provides detailed data reports for law schools to view their students' progress. The platform also allows students to log their hours and experiences in one place as a way for them to build a portfolio they could then show to future employers. …
The participating law schools that have been disclosed include[:]
Albany Law School; Arizona State University Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law; Belmont University College of Law; Chicago-Kent College of Law; Illinois Tech; Emory University School of Law; Georgetown University Law Center; George Washington University Law School; Harvard Law School; Lewis & Clark Law School; Marquette University Law School; Minnesota Justice Foundation; and New York Law School.
Also included are Northwestern Pritzker School of Law; Oklahoma City University School of Law; Seattle University School of Law; SMU Dedman School of Law; St. John’s University School of Law; UCLA School of Law; University of Denver Sturm College of Law; University of Kansas School of Law; University of Nebraska College of Law; University of Wisconsin Law School; and Vanderbilt Law School.
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