Resources

In addition to financial aid from law schools, what scholarships can law students apply for? This list of law school scholarships can help.

What is a legal certificate? How is it different from a short course or a regular legal degree? Read on to learn more about the pros and cons of legal certificates and a list of certificate programs available.

Interested in short courses in law and searching for law courses online? Check this guide to help you understand what short courses are, the benefits of online law courses and how to find the right one for you.

No matter if you are struggling to navigate legal challenges or trying to avoid potential legal issues within your business, this list of worksheets, articles and business law courses may help you manage the legal side of your business.

Check out our favorite blogs about laws and legal studies. We think you'll enjoy them. Some are written specifically for lawyers, but even those provide insights and commentary that can help both lawyers and non-lawyers learn more about the methods, theories and principles of law.

Need help resolving conflicts at home or work? Read these resources and tools for conflict resolution and find free checklists, articles, podcasts and publications that will help you navigate the intricacies of dispute resolution.

From virtual classes to videogames, children are spending more time online. How can parents, educators and school administrators protect their privacy and security?

Pro bono work offers an avenue for paralegals, legal assistants, attorneys and other legal professionals to expand their expertise while serving their communities.

Legal writing is a vital skill for legal professionals. This guide is a resource for individuals who want to improve their legal writing.

The coronavirus pandemic has changed the way bar exams are administered and how attorneys are licensed.

Law school is challenging for any student. For those with learning disorders, what support is available?

Diversity and inclusion are challenges for the legal profession. What is the current state of diversity in the field, and where can individuals in communities of color, individuals with disabilities, and individuals who identify as LGBTQ+ find resources?