UConn Law professor Anna VanCleave recognized for criminal law research project
UCONN TODAY — UConn Law Professor Anna VanCleave has been selected as a Bellow Scholar, a program run by the Association of American Law Schools’ Section on Clinical Legal Education’s Committee on Lawyering in the Public Interest.
Read More about UConn Law professor Anna VanCleave recognized for criminal law research projectElon Law hosts Suffolk Law professor Kathy Vinson to discuss productivity and teaching strategies
TODAY AT ELON — Kathy Vinson, of Suffolk University Law School, presented workshops at the school’s downtown Greensboro campus as an Association of Legal Writing Directors Distinguished Speaker.
Read More about Elon Law hosts Suffolk Law professor Kathy Vinson to discuss productivity and teaching strategiesGeorgetown Law professor Eloise Pasachoff honored with award for distinguished scholar-teachers
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY — Eloise Pasachoff comes from a family of academics. Her grandmother was a trailblazing economist who specialized in monetary policy and her father was a renowned astronomer who taught and studied solar eclipses around the world.
Read More about Georgetown Law professor Eloise Pasachoff honored with award for distinguished scholar-teachersUniversity of Georgie Law professor Pamela Foohey presents at Brooklyn Law
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA SCHOOL OF LAW — Post Professor Pamela Foohey presented her forthcoming book Debt’s Grip: Risk and Consumer Bankruptcy (co-authored with R.M. Lawless and D. Thorne) as part of the Brooklyn Journal of Corporate, Financial & Commercial Law symposium titled “Debt in the Real World” during March.
Read More about University of Georgie Law professor Pamela Foohey presents at Brooklyn LawHarvard Law professor William Rubenstein gives talk on civil procedure
HARVARD LAW TODAY — During an address to mark his appointment as the Bruce Bromley Professor of Law, William Rubenstein ’86 shared insights from a 40-year career focused on civil procedure, arguing that it is not is a “book of settled rules,” but a “set of standards that are up for grabs.”
Read More about Harvard Law professor William Rubenstein gives talk on civil procedureHarvard Law professor Andrew Manuel Crespo defends the university’s decision to take a stand against Trump
THE HILL — Harvard Law School professor Andrew Manuel Crespo defended his university’s decision to “take a stand” against the Trump administration Monday.
Read More about Harvard Law professor Andrew Manuel Crespo defends the university’s decision to take a stand against TrumpHarvard Law professor David Wilkins discusses the future of the legal profession
HARVARD LAW TODAY — Professor David Wilkins on the future of the workplace, legal education, and preparing for a world of uncertainty.
Read More about Harvard Law professor David Wilkins discusses the future of the legal professionUniversity of Illinois Law professor Robin Fretwell Wilson works on team creating abortion law resource
IPM NEWS — Ever since Roe v. Wade was overturned in 2022, abortion laws have been literally all over the map, and difficult to track. But Robin Fretwell Wilson, a professor at the University of Illinois College of Law, is working to make it easier to keep tabs on abortion laws.
Read More about University of Illinois Law professor Robin Fretwell Wilson works on team creating abortion law resourceUMass Law faculty call for land grant and public universities to protect free speech at universities
DAILY HAMPSHIRE GAZETTE — Faculty at the University of Massachusetts are calling on Chancellor Javier Reyes and President Martin Meehan to form a compact with the 250 land grant and public universities across the country to fight Trump administration actions impacting academic freedom and free expression, including politically motivated detentions of students and faculty and…
Read More about UMass Law faculty call for land grant and public universities to protect free speech at universitiesUniversity of New Hampshire Law professors discuss the challenges of teaching law during the current political environment
CONCORD MONITOR — Our school prides itself on graduating “practice ready” attorneys poised to zealously and ethically represent their clients. But in the first few months of this administration, the practice of law has changed in disturbing ways, and we struggle with how to explain this to our students.
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