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General Litigation Clinic Closeup: Working for All, Free of Charge
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WVU Law's General Litigation Clinic fights for West Virginians who can't otherwise afford legal aid.
Read Article: General Litigation Clinic Closeup: Working for All, Free of ChargeThe Law of the Saw
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Arden Cogar Jr. First-generation WVU student. Practicing lawyer. Practices timbersports.
Read Article: The Law of the SawDonors Create New WVU Law Fellowships to Empower Promising Faculty
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Designed to recognize and retain pre-tenure faculty, the first round of fellowships has been awarded to six WVU Law professors.
Read Article: Donors Create New WVU Law Fellowships to Empower Promising FacultyCourtroom Showdowns: Community Support Meets National Competition at WVU Law
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Fictional cases. Real results. Two WVU Law student teams are testing their legal smarts in national competition.
Read Article: Courtroom Showdowns: Community Support Meets National Competition at WVU LawRaising the Bar
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WVU law students celebrate 100 years of Baker Cup glory
Read Article: Raising the BarCase History: WVU Law student Grant Joynes investigates the ghosts of Raleigh County
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A missing body. A 63-year-old cold case. A tight-knit community in southern West Virginia. For Grant Joynes, it’s part of the job.
Read Article: Case History: WVU Law student Grant Joynes investigates the ghosts of Raleigh CountyWVU Law May 2026 Commencement: Future Leaders Take Their Next Steps
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Looking back on this year's graduates as they look forward to a new chapter.
Read Article: WVU Law May 2026 Commencement: Future Leaders Take Their Next StepsGraduation 2026: Kayla Brown and Parker Stout, in love and law
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Kayla Brown and Parker Stout share everything: a home state, a WVU Law education, and a future in rural Webster County, where they’ll provide legal services to an underserved community.
Read Article: Graduation 2026: Kayla Brown and Parker Stout, in love and lawGraduation 2026: Chris Payne follows the trail his forefathers blazed
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The latest generation of Payne family lawyers is about to walk the graduation stage at WVU. For him, a strong legacy is a first step.
Read Article: Graduation 2026: Chris Payne follows the trail his forefathers blazedGraduation 2026: Abigail Paugh brings a lawyer’s-eye-view to social work
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As the first graduate of West Virginia University’s hybrid J.D./M.S.W. program, Abigail Paugh is combining her skill sets to make a difference in the Mountain State.
Read Article: Graduation 2026: Abigail Paugh brings a lawyer’s-eye-view to social work