Cooley Law School Blog

Distractions and LSAT Test Prep

Amy Dickinson is a syndicated advice columnist. In a recent installment of “Ask Amy” she responded...

Cooley Grad Kate Barnaby: Everything You Do has a Ripple Effect

Growing up, Cooley graduate Kate Barnaby remembers how much she loved learning about our...

Note to legal writers: You CAN start sentences with But.

My colleague Joe Kimble has attempted to refute the common superstition against beginning a...

Ret. Brig. Gen. Michael C.H. McDaniel Offers Expertise on Mass Shootings

As investigators continue to uncover evidence surrounding the two mass shootings this past weekend,...

Legal Writing Experts Explain the Evolving "They"

One thing is for sure. Only writing professionals and the grammar elite have the passion to wrap...

The Liberty Bell Award Has Michigan Roots

On May 1 each year, thousands of people and organizations across the nation participate in Law Day,...

Work Ethic a Key Characteristic of Successful Solos

Cooley Professor Gary Bauer has decades of business and marketing experience, alongside nearly 20...

Shequel Ross: Designing Legal Education Movement to Teach Legal Rights

Using social media to promote businesses and products has become the norm in recent years, but...

David Malson Proud of Top 100 Firm's Diversity and Inclusiveness Efforts, and Work-Life Balance Programs

David Malson, by anyone's standards, personifies career success and a meaningful life. But Malson...

Cooley Law School graduate Christina Corl: High Demand and High Honors

“If you stick around long enough, you’ll see everything,” noted Christina Corl, partner at Plunkett...