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faculty
Laurel Albin
Assistant Teaching Professor / Program Director of Bar Success
Law School / Faculty
Contact
508-985-1199
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UMass School of Law 206
Teaching
Courses
Study of the following core bar subjects: Criminal Law, Constitutional Law, Property, and Contracts. The class will concentrate on teaching the students the multistate and essay testing techniques in order to prepare them for the bar examination.
Study of the following core bar subjects: Criminal Law, Constitutional Law, Property, and Contracts. The class will concentrate on teaching the students the multistate and essay testing techniques in order to prepare them for the bar examination.
The course provides individual students with the opportunity to complete an independent legal research and writing project under the supervision of a full- time faculty member with expertise in the area studied. Permission of Full-Time Professor; Permission of Associate Dean required for second I.L.R. Of the 90 credits required for graduation, students are required to earn at least 65 in courses that meet in regularly scheduled class sessions. This course does not count toward the 65 credit requirement.
The course provides individual students with the opportunity to complete an independent legal research and writing project under the supervision of a full- time faculty member with expertise in the area studied. Permission of Full-Time Professor; Permission of Associate Dean required for second I.L.R. Of the 90 credits required for graduation, students are required to earn at least 65 in courses that meet in regularly scheduled class sessions. This course does not count toward the 65 credit requirement.
Lori received her JD Summa Cum Laude from the University of Baltimore School of Law (UB) in 1997; she is licensed to practice law in Maryland. After law school, Lori completed two judicial clerkships; first for the Hon John Eldridge, Court of Appeals of Maryland, and second for the Hon Susan Gauvey, U.S. Magistrate for the District of Maryland. Lori actively practiced law in Maryland; doing civil and criminal appeals; civil litigation; and criminal defense in private practice. Lori was also a public defender working as an appellate attorney and as Director of Government Affairs. She left the public defender’s office to pursue the Directorship of the Fiscal Policy Center, National Juvenile Justice Network, Manager of the Public Safety Performance Project for the Pew Charitable Trust, and State Director for Senator Barbara Mikulski. For more than a decade, while she was practicing, she was an adjunct at UB teaching in their legal skills program. When Baltimore decided to integrate Legal Skills with substantive courses, she was the adjunct they picked to help develop and pilot the program. During her time there, she was named Writing Professor of the Year.