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Just Curious
If someone wanted to practice in Alaska, which school would they attend?
- Presidentjlh
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I would imagine the University of Washington would be your best bet, since there are no ABA law schools in Alaska.
Along with, of course, the T-14.
Along with, of course, the T-14.
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I regularly serve drinks to a guy who used to practice in Alaska, he claims there are a ton of Northeastern grads working there.
- Lincoln
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UW has some Alaska connections. I know some AIII judges in Alaska hire out of UW, for example. If you already have ties to Alaska, however, I'd probably just go to a T14 instead.
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http://alr.law.duke.edu/hoogs23 wrote:If someone wanted to practice in Alaska, which school would they attend?
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Re: Just Curious
According to this cover article on NUSL grads in Alaska, there were 70 grads as of 2004, incl. Chief Justice of the AK Supreme Ct-fbmelms wrote:I regularly serve drinks to a guy who used to practice in Alaska, he claims there are a ton of Northeastern grads working there.
http://iris.lib.neu.edu/cgi/viewcontent ... nu_law_mag
- DoveBodyWash
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FWIW my Northwestern interviewer got state clerkship out in Alaska. (didn't have ties there, was originally from norcal)