New book looks at agencies’ use of automation
Law professor Leigh Osofsky discusses her research and the pros and cons of chatbots explaining legal rules.
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UNC-Chapel Hill graduate programs ranked among best in nation
U.S. News & World Report's 2025 “Best Graduate Schools” list names multiple Carolina graduate degree programs in the Top 10.
Retired NC Supreme Court justice to speak at Stone Center
Patricia Timmons-Goodson ’76, ’79 (JD) will deliver the Stone Memorial Lecture Nov. 12.
VALOR serves veterans statewide
Free legal services are one way the law school’s Veterans Advocacy Legal Organization builds community.
2022 Distinguished Teaching Awards for Post-Baccalaureate Instruction
When it comes to teaching inspiration, recipients recall the struggle-lightbulb-struggle-lightbulb process of learning and more.
Serving North Carolina’s nonprofits during a pandemic
UNC School of Law’s COVID-19 Legal Assistance Project has helped more than 20 nonprofits around the state navigate the pandemic by providing pro bono legal advice and services.
#GDTBATH: Jaazaniah Catterall
As the first-year class coordinator for the UNC School of Law's pro bono program, Jaazaniah Catterall is helping his classmates to use their skills to provide free legal help to North Carolinians.
Military, veteran law clinic helps warriors receive health care
School of Law students are providing pro bono legal support to former military service members who need access to veterans' benefits and health care.
‘My service made me who I am’
A veteran Army judge advocate teaches Carolina law students how to help former soldiers with legal issues.
UNC School of Law receives largest single cash gift in school’s history
Jerry Wordsworth made his gift to the law school in recognition that lawyers trained at Carolina played critical roles in the growth of his business.