Online Dispute Resolution Suffolk University Law School launched an Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) Innovation Clinic in partnership with the American Arbitration Association, presenting an opportunity for technology providers in the legal tech space to offer solutions tailored for ODR.

Community Engagement The recent hiring of Trina Bryant as the director of the Center for Community Engagement indicates a focus on community relations and partnerships, making it an ideal time for businesses offering community outreach or CSR services to engage with Suffolk University Law School.

Academic Program Expansion Suffolk's introduction of the Municipal Human Resources Seminar and the transition of the Black Studies program to Ethnic Studies present opportunities for educational service providers to collaborate on curriculum development, training, and seminar facilitation.

Faculty Diversity With the hiring of diverse faculty members like Dr. Trent Masiki, who specializes in African American and Afro-Latino American Studies, there is a growing need for educational resources, research materials, and professional development programs tailored to diverse cultural studies.

Financial Growth Potential Despite having revenue in the range of $10M - $50M, Suffolk University Law School's commitment to excellence and innovation signals potential for growth, making them an attractive target for solution providers offering scalable and cost-effective solutions for the higher education sector.