Jeremy Diamond of Toronto: Thomas Cooley Law School

Online, March 19, 2015 (Newswire.com) - Jeremy Diamond of Toronto has always valued a good, high quality education, which is why he decided to attend Thomas Cooley Law School when he finished up with his Bachelor's degree at York University. Thomas Cooley was appealing because of their many different programs as well as their general philosophy. These things are best described by the schools official website itself, which states, “Inspiring law students for a lifetime of excellence, service, and integrity. By creating a culture of professionalism in the law school, WMU Cooley intends to foster the highest caliber of relationships between the WMU Cooley community and the legal and local communities. WMU Cooley is dedicated to the following ideals: lead by modeling and teaching ethics, foster and encourage service, practice professionalism, commit to our communities. Professionalism Principles - Be Accountable, Serve the Community, Focus on Students, Promote an Ethical School Community Ethics Library - WMU Cooley's Ethics and Professionalism Library maintains nearly 5,000 volumes of ethics materials. The Ethics and Professionalism Library is open to students, faculty, and attorneys to promote the research and study of ethics and professionalism. E. Smythe Gambrell Award- Through WMU Cooley's innovative, award-winning Professionalism Plan, which received the American Bar Association's highest recognition for professionalism, the E. Smythe Gambrell Award, WMU Cooley created a culture of professionalism that permeates every part of the school.”

Jeremy Diamond of Toronto is a dedicated attorney who continues to impress everyone with his level of commitment to his clients.

Jeremy Diamond of Toronto also attended the prestigious school of Thomas Cooley because of their impressive mission statement, one that aligned well with his own personal beliefs. This mission statement is one best described by the official school website itself, which states, “The Mission of the Western Michigan University Thomas M. Cooley Law School is to prepare its graduates for entry into the legal profession through an integrated program with practical legal education as its guiding principle and focus. This mission includes providing broad access to those who seek the opportunity to study law, while requiring those to whom that opportunity is offered to meet the Law School's rigorous academic standards. The preparation for practice mission means that Cooley graduates must:  master the fundamentals and basic skills required for the competent practice of law and representation of clients; demonstrate the substantive knowledge and skills required for passage of the bar examination and admission to the bar; and understand and embrace the legal, moral, ethical, and professional responsibilities of lawyers.”