When Natalie Jump ’26 arrived at Maine Law, she thought she had a pretty clear sense of what she wanted to do. After studying environmental studies at Ursinus College, she imagined a future rooted in environmental policy and advocacy. Law … Read More
Somewhere between the classroom, clinical work, and raising a newborn during law school, Jacob Stern found clarity about the kind of lawyer he wanted to become. Not the kind primarily interested in the law as an abstract system or intellectual … Read More
When Ryan Morse ’26 arrived at Maine Law, he had a clear plan: “It was important for me to practice in Maine,” he said. “I wasn’t going anywhere else.” At the time, his interests were firmly rooted in trust taxation … Read More
Maine Law is once again accepting applications for its Loan Repayment Assistance Program (LRAP), an initiative designed to support graduates pursuing careers in public interest law. Applications for the 2026 cycle are open through June 15, 2026. The program helps … Read More
The 2026 Maine Law Review symposium, Rural Legal Perspectives: Challenges and Opportunities, brought together scholars, students, practitioners, and policymakers at Colby College to examine the persistent challenges facing rural communities. The conference focused on attorney shortages, access to justice, and … Read More