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Juris Doctor (JD)
A challenging and diverse curriculum. Hands-on experience. An immersive community.
Graduate Programs
Degree and certificate programs that include MSL, LLM, SJD, and visiting student opportunities.
Our Law School, Our Community
Grow in Incredible Ways
We can’t wait to welcome you into our community, share in your journey, and celebrate your many achievements.
Hire from Wake Forest
We prepare the leaders of tomorrow. Our graduates are fully prepared to succeed in today’s legal market.
Pro Humanitate
Deeply embedded in the fabric of the Wake Forest community, Pro Humanitate (“for humanity”) is more than a motto, it’s a way of life.
News
- Legal Deacon Digest – December 2024
- Professor Abby Perdue Becomes President of the Legal Writing Institute
- Wake Forest Law and Winston-Salem State University Partner to Create Pathway for Future Legal Leaders
- Legal Deacon Digest – September 2024
- Heirs’ Property Project Receives $300,000 Wells Fargo Foundation Grant
- Wake Forest Law Launches New Website
- Wake Forest Law Welcomes New Board and Council Members
- Hitting a Home Run with the Dr. Ralph Peeples Law Scholarship
What’s Happening at Wake Forest Law
A special thanks to alums Lisa Costner (JD `87), Mireille Clough (JD `01), Chris Geis (JD `98), Meredith Green (JD `10), Kevin Olsen (JD `19), and Judge Benjamin Kahn for providing general and litigation externships to our students this past semester!
Meet Miles Malbrough, law fellow at Wake Forest Law! Miles earned his bachelor of arts degree in social studies from @Harvard and his juris doctor degree from @Vanderbilt_Law. As law fellow, Miles serves as co-lead of the Heirs’ Property Project in the Environmental Law & Policy Clinic.
"I am very excited to join the Heirs’ Property Project at Wake Forest,” says Miles. “Having the opportunity to facilitate students` experiential learning while also helping families preserve their land is a great privilege."
Thank you for all you do, Miles!
Thanks to support from alumni and donors, Wake Forest Law is pleased to offer more than 50 student organizations, seven legal clinics, multiple joint degree programs, and an abundance of scholarship opportunities—all with the purpose of enhancing the student experience. Consider making an end-of-year gift in support of the Wake Forest Fund for the School of Law to help continue making these opportunities available to students for years to come. Click the link in our bio to make your end-of-year gift.
The Wake Forest Fund for the School of Law enhances every part of the student experience—financial assistance, student organizations, pro bono opportunities, and more—and helps our students get the most out of their time at Wake Forest Law. Consider a gift to make a significant difference in the lives of our students. Click the link in our bio to make your end-of-year gift.
