The Florida International University LawBridge program, which helped new graduates launch solo practices, is being "rebooted" after the program lost its free office space in downtown Miami.
January 05, 2015 at 12:00 AM
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Rebecca Nunez had a dilemma. Laid off from her job, the 2011 graduate of Florida International University School of Law wanted to hang her own shingle but wasn’t sure how to accomplish that.
Then Nunez heard about FIU’s LawBridge program, which provided highly subsidized office space and personalized training for law graduates wanting to start their own law firms.
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