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Beyond the Classroom

Jeremy Freifeld '13 gains practical experience with BlueCross BlueShield of N.C. externship.

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Developing Practical Skills at Carolina Law

At Carolina Law, our practical skills offerings ensure that our students leave here with the professional experience to prepare them for a successful legal career.

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Judge for Yourself: Whitney Nebolisa 3L

"What you quickly discover about Carolina Law is that it is the perfect launchpad for so many opportunities."

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Moot Court Brings Hands-on Experience

UNC School Law's revitalized moot court program offers skills that students can apply directly to internships and future jobs.

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Faculty & Research

Research by Professor Mark Weidemaier sheds light on the sovereign debt crisis.

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Making a Difference

UNC-Duke Pro Bono Project Offers Free Legal Services to Cancer Patients

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Commencement 2013

Former U.S. Solicitor General Seth Waxman Speaks at Commencement 2013 Ceremony

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Alumni in New York City

Native New Yorker Jay Goffman '83 decided with­in 10 minutes of his first visit to Chapel Hill that UNC School of Law would be his home for the next three years.

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Judge for Yourself: Seth Lawrence 2L

Law school by definition is a huge challenge. Here at Carolina Law, you get excited by it rather than overwhelmed.

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Thought Leaders in Intellectual Property

Andrew Chin, Associate Professor of Law

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