Participants will receive a one-year subscription to the LexisAdvance legal research information service, as well as Lexis Practice Advisor, which furnishes practical guidance for a specific practice area, along with sample forms, model documents and legal analysis.
“Incubator and residency programs play an increasingly important role in the continuing education of new lawyers — especially those committed to making a difference by helping under-served populations find justice — with the professional support and practical skills needed to be an effective advocate,” said Paul Speca, vice president of the LexisNexis law schools program, in a statement.
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