George Washington Law professor Robert Brauneis receives honorary degree from the University of Augsburg
GW LAW — The University of Augsburg in Augsburg, Germany conveyed an honorary degree upon GW Law’s Michael J.
Read More about George Washington Law professor Robert Brauneis receives honorary degree from the University of AugsburgGeorge Washington Law professor Kathryne Young elected to Law & Society Association
GW LAW — GW Law’s Associate Professor of Law Kathryne “Katie” Young has been elected to serve a two-year term as the Secretary of the Law & Society Association (LSA).
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UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON LAW CENTER — University of Houston Law Center Assistant Professor Jessica Bregant received the 2023 Hugh L. Carey Center’s Dispute Resolution Advancement Award for settlement research.
Read More about University of Houston Law Center professor Jessica Bregant honored for dispute resolution researchLewis & Clark Law professor Tabrez Ebrahim receives Fulbright Specialist Award
LEWIS & CLARK LAW SCHOOL — The U.S. Department of State and Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board have announced that Professor Tabrez Ebrahim has received a Fulbright Specialist Program award.
Read More about Lewis & Clark Law professor Tabrez Ebrahim receives Fulbright Specialist AwardMichigan State University Law professor Dennis Kennedy recognized by AALS Section on Technology, Law, and Legal Education
MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF LAW — MSU Law Professor and Director of the Center for Law, Technology, & Innovation Dennis Kennedy will be honored with the “Inaugural Technology Mentorship Award” during the 2024 Annual Meeting of the Association of American Law Schools (AALS).
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UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI — Whether you’re subscribing to a dating app, getting a gym membership, visiting a website or purchasing a product, you’re probably entering into a consumer contract. In her forthcoming article, The Shape of Consumer Contracts, University of Missouri law professor Andrea Boyack says that people’s choice to do business with a company shouldn’t…
Read More about University of Missouri Law professor Andrea Boyack authors article on consumer contractsAn interview with UNLV Law professor Nantiya Ruan
UNLV NEWS CENTER — Nantiya Ruan most prized possession is a copy of one of her own published articles.
Read More about An interview with UNLV Law professor Nantiya RuanNYU Law professor Bryan Stevenson brings students to Montgomery, Alabama to learn about the Equal Justice Initiative
NYU LAW — In November, sixty students from NYU Law and other New York University graduate schools spent two days in Montgomery, Alabama, visiting the offices of the Equal Justice Initiative (EJI) and several historical sites as part of the course “Narrative Strategies for Racial Justice and Equality,” taught by Bryan Stevenson, University Professor and Aronson…
Read More about NYU Law professor Bryan Stevenson brings students to Montgomery, Alabama to learn about the Equal Justice InitiativeNortheastern Law professor Martha Davis helps draft amicus brief in Texas abortion ban case
NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW — A group of the nation’s preeminent law professors and legal scholars, including Professor Martha Davis, has submitted an amicus brief in Texas v. Zurawski, a case challenging Texas’ abortion ban.
Read More about Northeastern Law professor Martha Davis helps draft amicus brief in Texas abortion ban caseNortheastern Law professor Daniel Medwed and Boston University Law professor Aziza Ahmed lead team examining validity of forensic test
NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW — Since 2013, nine women have gone to prison for murdering their babies based on the lung float test — a controversial analysis used by some medical examiners to help determine whether a child was stillborn or born alive and took a breath.
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