Texas A&M School of Law announced the 2022-2023 Alumni Board of Directors. Seven new members were voted in during the quarterly alumni board meeting on Wednesday, September 14.  

Legal market reform — especially with respect to non-lawyer involvement — has generated a great deal of notice recently.

Texas A&M School of Law honored six distinguished alumni at its Second Annual Alumni Legacy Awards Reception on Saturday, October 1, at the City Club of Fort Worth.

From left: The Honorable Mark Murrell ’08, Matthew Jackson ’13, Amber Hamilton Gregg ’11, The Honorable Charles Vanover '90, ’02, Stephen S. Mosher ’95, Craig A. Woodcook ’05

Hosted by the Texas A&M Law Alumni Board of Directors, the awards recognize outstanding law school alumni and their individual achievements, contributions to their professions, service to their communities, and loyalty to the law school. 

As a law student or budding legal professional, you've come across an overwhelming array of abbreviations. These abbreviations reference various degree programs, legal procedures, and professional organizations.

If you are attending law school, you may be considering which fields of law you want to focus on in your practice. Not all are created equal; some are more competitive than others, and some have better pay than others. If your law school allows for law specialization, you will want to consider these different facets of law to determine which one fits your interest and career goals best. Here is a guide to help you explore your options to see which is right for you.

Pursuing a career in the legal profession often begins by applying to the best law schools. However, what constitutes the best law school programs may be more subjective than prospective students imagine. Each institution provides foundational education and training to help law school students pass the bar examination and begin practice. But the nuanced curriculum provided as well as the campus life experience can significantly shape a student’s future. 

Texas A&M Law's most recent recruitment programs have yielded impressive results for the Class of 2024.

Of the 45 students who accepted offers at large law firms, 35 will be going to firms with more than 500 attorneys and another 10 are going to firms with more than 100 attorneys. This represents a nearly twofold increase in large firm placements over the past three years.

Texas A&M School of Law will honor six distinguished alumni at its  Second Annual Alumni Legacy Awards Reception. The reception will be held on Saturday, October 1, at the City Club of Fort Worth at 6:00 P.M. 

Hosted by the Texas A&M Law Alumni Board of Directors, the awards recognize outstanding law school alumni and their individual achievements, contributions to their professions, service to their communities, and loyalty to the law school.