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UK College of Law - University of Kentucky
The University of Kentucky College of Law engages in rigorous academic instruction by nationally-renowned faculty and commits to the success of its students while furthering its mission of enhancing the public’s understanding of legal issues and engaging in law reform. The College of Law, founded in 1908, is celebrating over one hundred years of service to the Commonwealth of Kentucky. We are proud to have provided legal education to many of Kentucky’s leaders and outstanding lawyers, and we believe that our current students will join the ranks of those who have helped to better this state.
Chase College of Law: Northern Kentucky University
The Digital Revolution ushered in exciting and complex legal problems that require an upgraded, sophisticated lawyer to solve. At NKU Chase, we deliver a distinctive legal education designed to transform you into a next generation lawyer. Drawing upon our diverse community of nationally recognized scholars, leading experts in specialized fields, and distinguished practitioners, our faculty members will engage you with an intellectually stimulating education in legal theory and practice.
Kentucky Justice Association - State Trial Lawyers
The Kentucky Justice Association (KJA) was founded in 1954 by a small group of local attorneys. Over the years, it has grown into an important, statewide voice for consumers. The Association’s more than 1400 members are committed to improving the quality of legal representation for Kentucky families by providing superior legal education and by keeping abreast of legislative and judicial proceedings.
Pro Bono Organizations - Kentucky
Volunteer lawyers help realize the promise of justice for all. The "justice gap" in Kentucky is so severe that only 20 percent of low income Kentuckians' legal needs are addressed at present. The purpose of this page is to make it easy for you to put your professional legal skills to work on behalf of the neediest of Kentucky's people.
American Bar Association - Pro Bono-Kentucky
Pro Bono legal services in the state of Kentucky.
Kentucky Court of Justice-State Courts
Kentucky's state courts' network for the public, legal community, media, and teachers and students.
Louisiana State Bar Association
Legal tools and services for Louisiana Bar members and the public.
LSU Paul M. Hebert Law Center
About 60 percent of the world uses some version of civil law; about 40 percent relies on a form of common law. LSU Law gives its students extensive study in both common and civil law. All LSU Law graduates receive a Juris Doctor and students may also earn the optional Graduate Diploma in Comparative Law in recognition of extensive, optional coursework in the civil law. LSU Law Center’s curriculum requires six semesters. An optional summer school is also available. Many students choose to spend summers studying in LSU Law’s program in Lyon, France. Because of the constant presence of two law systems, a comparative environment and an international flavor characterize the campus.
Louisiana Association for Justice - State Trial Lawyers
Louisiana Association for Justice (LAJ) is the preeminent organization in Louisiana advancing the mission of trial lawyers to promote justice for the workplace, a clean environment, and quality and affordable health care for all Americans. Trial lawyers seek fairness in the courts for the aggrieved and injured. Trial lawyers seek to uphold the honor and dignity of the civil justice system and the legal profession.
The Pro Bono Project - Louisiana
The Pro Bono Project’s continuing mission is to provide free, quality civil legal services to the underserved members of our community. Our work today is as important as at any time in our twenty-seven year history. By engaging volunteer attorneys, paralegals, law students, and private citizens to render pro bono services, The Pro Bono Project serves clients in Orleans, Jefferson, Plaquemines, St. Bernard, St. Tammany, and Washington parishes who otherwise might not have access to the civil legal help they need.