New England Law Boston

10/09/2026

Congratulations to Amiee Parco ’17, who has been named one of the Women’s Bar Association of Massachusetts’ 2026 Emerging Women Leaders in the Law!

Amiee will be honored at the WBA’s Annual Gala on October 14 for her impactful work advocating for survivors of domestic violence and their families.

A Senior Staff Attorney in the Family Law Unit at Greater Boston Legal Services, Amiee focuses on domestic violence law and coercive control through litigation, teaching, training, and policy advocacy. She also serves as a Lecturer on Law at New England Law, where she teaches Domestic Violence Law and Divorce Practice.

We’re proud to see Amiee’s dedication to serving her community and advancing the law recognized by the Women’s Bar Association.

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10/08/2026

Alumni Reunion is almost here!

New England Law Boston alumni, it’s time to reconnect and celebrate! Reminisce about your time at New England Law, and celebrate our alumni community.

Friday, October 23, 2026
Honoring classes ending in 1 and 6
All alumni welcome

Registration is open through October 16, but space is limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis. Don’t miss your chance to reconnect!

10/07/2026

Boston isn't just where we're located; it's part of the New England Law Boston experience.

Located in the heart of Boston's Theater District, our campus puts students in the middle of one of the country's most dynamic legal, cultural, and professional cities.

From the courtroom to the classroom, there's no shortage of opportunities to learn, connect, and build your future.

Applications are open now for the Class of '30!
https://www.nesl.edu/apply

10/06/2026

As jury selection begins in the federal murder trial of former Stoughton police officer Matthew Farwell, New England Law Professor Victor Hansen offers insight into what lawyers and the court will be looking for in prospective jurors.

Read more in The Boston Globe:

Jury selection in the case of a former Stoughton police officer accused of killing Sandra Birchmore is set to begin Tuesday.

10/05/2026

A night worth celebrating!

New England Law Boston came together to honor the exceptional achievements of our 2025–2026 student award recipients. From academic excellence and scholarly achievement to advocacy and leadership, tonight’s honorees represent the talent and dedication that make our law school community so special.

We’re proud to celebrate you and all that you’ve accomplished. Congratulations, honorees!

10/02/2026

Find your community at New England Law Boston! From professional and academic groups to cultural organizations, athletics, and more, there are plenty of ways to connect, get involved, and make the most of your law school experience.

Explore our student organizations and find your fit.
https://www.nesl.edu/student-life/student-organizations

10/01/2026

From Apache pilot to future JAG officer.

Meet 1L Captain Wyatt R. Paschal, an active-duty Army officer and one of only 35 officers nationwide selected this year for the Army’s Funded Legal Education Program (FLEP).

From his promotion to Captain on the Eve of law school to finding community in the classroom, Wyatt’s journey at New England Law Boston is one of service, leadership, challenge, and purpose.

Read his story and learn why he chose New England Law Boston for the next chapter of his military career.

Read the full story:

A FLEP recipient, Newly promoted Captain, and future JAG officer, Wyatt Paschal arrived at NELB ready for his next challenge.

09/30/2026

Yesterday, NELB welcomed Massachusetts Deputy Attorney General Sara Cable for the latest event in the SDOC Speaker Series.

Deputy AG Cable spoke with students about her career in government practice, litigation, data privacy, and several significant matters handled by the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office.

The SDOC Speaker Series gives students the opportunity to connect with accomplished legal professionals and learn more about careers in government and public service.

Thank you to Deputy AG Cable for joining us!

09/24/2026

Meet 1L student Xavier Mulligan!

Born and raised in Boston, Xavier chose New England Law with a goal of building his future in the city he calls home. A former Division I rower and coach, he brings a simple mantra to law school: “Law school is simple, just not easy.”

As a 1L class representative, Xavier is making the most of his experience, from connecting with classmates and professors to getting involved in the New England Law community.

We’re excited to see how Xavier’s journey unfolds as he works toward giving back to Boston through his future legal career.

09/23/2026

Meet 1L student Zara A. Salmon!

With a background in entrepreneurship, nonprofit advocacy, and policy, Zara brings a unique perspective to her legal education. Drawn to New England Law for its human rights opportunities and the Sandra Day O’Connor Scholarship, she’s now focused on building the knowledge and skills to pursue her passion for law, policy, and entrepreneurship.

We’re excited to follow Zara’s journey at New England Law!