University of Baltimore Law professor Nienke Grossman attends Inter-American Juridical Committee meeting in Panama
UNIVERSITY OF BALTIMORE SCHOOL OF LAW — Prof. Nienke Grossman, co-director of the Center for International and Comparative Law (CICL), is in Panama City, Panama, for a March 11-15 meeting of the Inter-American Juridical Committee (IAJC).
Read More about University of Baltimore Law professor Nienke Grossman attends Inter-American Juridical Committee meeting in PanamaPodcast: UC Berkeley Law professor Jonah Gelbach discusses the importance for judicial transparency
BERKELEY LAW VOICES CARREY — In this episode, host Gwyneth Shaw talks with Professor Jonah Gelbach, whose research spans a variety of topics, including civil procedure, evidence, statutory interpretation and legislation, and law and economics.
Read More about Podcast: UC Berkeley Law professor Jonah Gelbach discusses the importance for judicial transparencyUC Irvine Law highlights recent faculty accomplishments
UCI LAW — Professor Sameer Ashar co-authored two chapters of the book “Legal Phantoms: Executive Action and the Haunting Failures of Immigration Law” (Stanford University Press 2024), which tells the story of the nation’s Deferred Action programs, including Deferred Action for Parents of Americans (DAPA) announced by President Obama in 2014 and enjoined by the Courts in 2015.
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UC LAW SF — Over the last 40 years, UC Law SF Professor Laurie Zimet ’82 has helped change the way law schools teach, evaluate, and support the success of law students.
Read More about UC Law San Francisco professor Laurie Zimet celebrates 40-year careerUniversity of Cincinnati Law professor Felix Chang discusses expertise in antitrust law
UCINCINATTI NEWS — Regulators at the Federal Trade Commission have taken legal action to stop Kroger’s mammoth acquisition of grocery store chain Albertsons Cos.
Read More about University of Cincinnati Law professor Felix Chang discusses expertise in antitrust lawCooley Law professor emeritus Joseph Kimble recognized for article on legal writing
COOLEY LAW SCHOOL — Joseph Kimble, a Distinguished Professor Emeritus at Cooley Law School, has been recognized by TopLaw for his article Minimize Prepositional Phrases. Question Every of (Part 1).
Read More about Cooley Law professor emeritus Joseph Kimble recognized for article on legal writingUDC Law to host former US Attorney General Loretta Lynch for panel on Black women in the law
THE WASHINGTON INFORMER — Former U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch will serve as a co-panelist at “Black Women Leading in the Law: A Tribute to Jean Camper Cahn,” which will take place at the University of the District of Columbia’s Student Center, in Heritage Hall, on March 21.
Read More about UDC Law to host former US Attorney General Loretta Lynch for panel on Black women in the lawDrexel Law professor Richard Frankel to release study on corporate tactics to avoid mass arbitration
REUTERS — A first-ever empirical study of corporate tactics to fend off mass arbitration found that major companies are embracing contract provisions requiring consumers and employees to engage in “informal” dispute resolution programs before they are permitted to file formal — and costly — arbitration demands.
Read More about Drexel Law professor Richard Frankel to release study on corporate tactics to avoid mass arbitrationFordham Law professor Constantine Katsoris honored for 60 years of service at the school
THE NATIONAL HERALD — Professor Constantine ‘Gus’ Katsoris was honored with Fordham University’s 60-year Bene Merenti Medal at the University Convocation on March 3.
Read More about Fordham Law professor Constantine Katsoris honored for 60 years of service at the schoolHarvard Law professor Ruth Okediji discusses the role of music in the civil rights movement
HARVARD LAW TODAY — Harvard Law Professor Ruth Okediji explains why she believes music — and faith — foster hope in difficult times
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