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Study Abroad

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  1. McGeorge Community Stories

    McGeorge’s Study Abroad Program allowed me to put my interest in international law into practice

    By McGeorge Community Stories

    [caption id="attachment_2319" align="aligncenter" width="656"] Third-year law student Tara Swanson is pictured with colleagues from her internship in the Netherlands at Conway Advocaat and Attorneys-at-law. Photo courtesy of Tara Swanson.[/caption] I’ve…

  2. Simple Justice

    Title IX Outside The Jurisdiction

    By Scott Greenfield

    The opportunity to study abroad is a wonderful experience for most students. But bad things can happen there as well as here, and when they do, who is liable? In…

  3. The Corporate Commute

    A Year Abroad

    By Kim Rust

    Before I left there was the barrage of questions. As I arrived, there was the hits-you-in-the-face heat as the plane doors opened. When I left, there was a strange kind…

  4. Recreation Law

    Assumption of the Risk is a defense to negligence and gross negligence claims in this case against a college offering for credit tour abroad study.

    By Recreation Law

    Student died swimming in the Pacific Ocean and his parents sued the college for his death. College was dismissed because student was an adult and assumed the risk that killed…

  5. TortsProf Blog

    MI: College Not Liable for Murder Committed by Student Studying Abroad

    By Christopher Robinette

    Johnathan Hindenach was a student at Olivet College in Michigan in 2008; he took a class that included a trip to Florence, Italy.  While in Italy, Hindenach killed someone.  An…

  6. Health Care and Life Sciences

    Connecticut Supreme Court Upholds Duty of Schools to Warn or Protect Against Insect-borne Diseases in Travel Abroad Programs

    By Jennifer M. DelMonico, Eric B. Miller

    In Munn v. The Hotchkiss School, the Second Circuit certified two questions to the Connecticut Supreme Court to help it decide an appeal from a $41.5 million jury verdict awarded…

  7. Health Care and Life Sciences

    March/April Term: Week One

    By Proloy K. Das

    The Connecticut Supreme Court’s Seventh Term begins today and ends on Thursday, April 6th. Here’s a look at the first week of the March/April term: Monday, March 27, 2017 The…

  8. International Law Prof Blog

    Guide to Summer Study Abroad Programs for Law Students

    By InternationalLaw Blogger

    There is a new (or at least updated) on line resource available for law students seeking information about summer study abroad programs.  It is the Renaissance Report sponsored by William…

  9. International Law Prof Blog

    Foreign Study Programs

    By InternationalLaw Blogger

    The Institute for International Education has released a new report today on increasing study abroad programs.  Click here for a copy of the report.  Although the report is generalized to…

  10. Legal Profession Blog

    Not Too Late to Study Abroad in Greece and the Greek Isles Via Tulane Law’s Summer School

    By Michael Frisch

    Posted by Alan ChildressAlthough Tulane's summer school program June 22-July 11 on the beautiful and car-free Isle of Spetses is almost full, I believe there are a few spots still…