Northeastern Law professor Antoinette Coakley named among list of influential Black lawyers
NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW — Professor Antoinette Coakley, assistant dean of Northeastern Law’s Bar Success Program, has been recognized as one of the “57 Most Influential Black Lawyers in the Northeast” by the Northeast Black Law Students Association (NEBLSA).
Read More about Northeastern Law professor Antoinette Coakley named among list of influential Black lawyersNortheastern Law professor Richard Daynard advocates against online sports betting
BOSTON MAGAZINE — Even if he didn’t realize it, Richard Daynard had taken a risk. On a warm Friday night, the Northeastern University law professor stood in the dark threshold of Banners Kitchen & Tap wearing sporty oxfords, khakis, a pastel-peach shirt, and—most conspicuously—a sweater looped around his neck.
Read More about Northeastern Law professor Richard Daynard advocates against online sports bettingPodcast: Ohio State University Law professor Douglas Whaley discusses changes in legal education over his teaching career
ASPEN LEADING EDGE — Douglas Whaley, Ohio State University, discusses his years of working in legal education and what changes he has seen throughout.
Read More about Podcast: Ohio State University Law professor Douglas Whaley discusses changes in legal education over his teaching careerRutgers Law professors Rose Cuison-Villazor and Katie Eyer recognized among top legal scholars
RUTGERS LAW SCHOOL — Rutgers Law School Professors Rose Cuison-Villazor and Katie Eyer were recently named to the Top 100 Legal Scholars of 2024 list.
Read More about Rutgers Law professors Rose Cuison-Villazor and Katie Eyer recognized among top legal scholarsSouthwestern Law professor Richard Lorren Jolly wins civil justice scholarship award
SOUTHWESTERN LAW SCHOOL — Southwestern Law School is proud to announce that Professor Richard Lorren Jolly has been named one of two winners of the National Civil Justice Institute’s (NCJI) 2025 Civil Justice Scholarship Award.
Read More about Southwestern Law professor Richard Lorren Jolly wins civil justice scholarship awardStanford Law professor Rose Carmen Goldberg and student Matthew Rogowski file amicus brief in federal court case
STANFORD LAW SCHOOL — In this Q&A, Rose Carmen Goldberg, associate director of policy and programs at SLS’s Deborah L. Rhode Center on the Legal Profession, and Matthew Rogowski, a SLS 2L and Army veteran, discuss the Ninth Circuit amicus brief they worked on together, along with co-counsel Harvard Law School Veterans Law and Disability Benefits Clinic.
Read More about Stanford Law professor Rose Carmen Goldberg and student Matthew Rogowski file amicus brief in federal court caseToledo Law to host Case Western Reserve Law professor Atiba R. Ellis for voting rights lecture
THE UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO — A nationally recognized voting rights scholar will discuss how debates over who is and who is not able to vote reflect broader questions about the democratic principles of the United States in The University of Toledo College of Law’s Cannon Lecture.
Read More about Toledo Law to host Case Western Reserve Law professor Atiba R. Ellis for voting rights lectureUniversity of Utah Law professor Jorge Contreras named distinguished professor of law
THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH S.J. QUINNEY COLLEGE OF LAW — Professor Jorge Conteras has been named a distinguished professor of law, effective July 1, 2025.
Read More about University of Utah Law professor Jorge Contreras named distinguished professor of lawWashington and Lee Law professor Kish Parella co-organizes international business transactions symposium
THE COLUMNS — The conference is hosted by the Berle Center on Corporations, Law, and Society at the Seattle University School of Law.
Read More about Washington and Lee Law professor Kish Parella co-organizes international business transactions symposiumOpinion: University of San Francisco Law professor Katie Moran discusses how the California State Bar should fix problems with bar exam rollout
BLOOMBERG LAW — It’s day one of the bar exam, and the first essay question is on a subject you don’t recognize. You’ve just had the dream every attorney in the US has had at least once—the standard bar exam nightmare.
Read More about Opinion: University of San Francisco Law professor Katie Moran discusses how the California State Bar should fix problems with bar exam rollout