I am *not* a scary story person, but my cousin just published his first book. So here I go with a new genre for Halloween week - wish me luck!

TEN years ago I was practicing my job talk for my first callback. I didn’t get the job, but learned a lot. Dr. Jennifer Bird-Pollan got me from the hotel & immediately terrified me with a tax question I couldn’t answer. melyndaprice was a phenomenal hiring chair who has been a mentor since

Call for papers & art for the University of South Dakota Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies Conference sites.google.com/usd.edu/wgss-c…

Wisconsin is facing a shortage of public defenders (and of attorneys in rural areas more broadly). To address this issue, a State Bar of Wisconsin pilot program is helping incentivize public defenders to work in these communities. Our thanks to WJFW 12 for highlighting our Rural

Thrilled that American Society of Comparative Law blog is hosting a symposium featuring our article, "The Family of the City, The Family of Country," w/ Baoshi. Brilliant contribution from Hannah Haksgaard, Anat Lifshitz & Orit Gan.

My most recent article is out in print. It collects data on the location of licensed lawyers in South Dakota's Indian Country. We knew there was a shortage, but wanted to document exactly how bad it is. It's a short article that includes maps! red.library.usd.edu/sdlrev/vol69/i…

For over a year, I shared snippets on here from my travels to interview rural lawyers. I'm thrilled to share that the research has come to fruition. My book 'The Rural Lawyer' is now available for pre-order! amazon.com/Rural-Lawyer-I…

I just finished this book. Sharing because anyone teaching Family Law should read this. a.co/d/01efJiS

The Rural Lawyer by Hannah Haksgaard - Hannah Haksgaard Rural communities need more lawyers, and this book shows how incentive programs can help solve the problem. 📚 cup.org/4ikJnuU #sociolegal

New issue of the South Dakota Law Review is up. Law professors will love "Do Not Read" by Michael Smith red.library.usd.edu/sdlrev/vol70/i…

A Perspective from Rural America: Lawyers and the Viability of Rural Law Practice', a new blog by Hannah Haksgaard, author of THE RURAL LAWYER 📚 cup.org/3S1NpNi #sociolegal

The Rural Lawyer by Hannah Haksgaard - Hannah Haksgaard Rural communities need more lawyers, and this book shows how incentive programs can help solve the problem. 📚 cup.org/4iBUb7E #sociolegal

A Perspective from Rural America: Lawyers and the Viability of Rural Law Practice', a new blog by Hannah Haksgaard, author of THE RURAL LAWYER 📚 cup.org/433hTU0 #sociolegal

A short blog post about my book:

South Dakota Law Review is doing a joint symposium with the Native America Law Student Association on issues related to access to justice in Indian Country. Call for papers is open and the event will be in Vermillion on Sept 29. Please share widely. usd.edu/Academics/Coll…