Blogger (Courteney Mukoyi) wins World of Legal Research best Blog Competition

 It is with great pleasure that I announce to you that I have won the Best Blog in the Category: Are Law Schools doing enough to prepare law students for their career". I share with you my certificate.


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  1. M & Co.April 10, 2025 at 11:46 PM

    Congratulations, Courteney, on winning the Best Blog award in the "Are Law Schools Doing Enough to Prepare Law Students for Their Career" category! Your insights into legal education are both timely and impactful. As someone associated with a law company in delhi, I find your perspectives particularly relevant. Your dedication to enhancing legal discourse is truly commendable. Keep up the excellent work!​

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  2. R K DewanApril 11, 2025 at 12:23 AM

    Congratulations, Courteney, on this well-deserved recognition! Your insightful analysis on legal education reform is truly inspiring. As someone deeply interested in the intersection of law and technology, I appreciate your efforts in highlighting the evolving landscape of legal practice. In India, for instance, the role of Patent Lawyers in India has become increasingly significant with the surge in innovation and startups. Your work resonates globally, and I look forward to reading more of your contributions.​

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  3. humanelevationJuly 25, 2025 at 5:59 AM

    Congratulations Courteney on this incredible achievement! It’s inspiring to see legal professionals being recognized for their digital contributions. Your journey is a testament to how powerful a voice can be in shaping the future of law. As the legal industry continues to evolve, platforms like yours can play a key role in guiding both students and professionals alike. It’s exciting to see how legal recruitment agencies india are also beginning to recognize the value of such thought leadership in legal tech and education. Keep up the great work!

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