ASU Law now offers a test-optional JD admissions pathway under ABA accreditation to continue to reduce barriers for students and expand access to justice.

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ASU Law's Indian Legal Program, through its strategic location, expert faculty and hands-on learning opportunities, provides unparalleled preparation in tribal and Indian law for students seeking expertise...

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Explore how Taylor Swift's copyright victories, like the iconic "players gonna play, haters gonna hate" case, offer valuable lessons in copyright and intellectual property law.

In today’s workplace, human resources (HR) and employment professionals are expected to do more than ever – they navigate evolving laws, resolve sensitive conflicts, build policies and shape company strategy.

If you're interested in practicing law in Arizona but don't want to get a Juris Doctor (JD) degree, a Master of Legal Studies (MLS) with an emphasis in Arizona Legal Paraprofessional (LP) may be for you.

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