NYU Law professor Bryce Rudyk represents island nations at International Court of Justice
NYU LAW — On December 12, Bryce Rudyk LLM ’08, director of NYU Law’s United Nations Diplomacy Clinic, appeared before the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague as the court held hearings on the legal response to threats to humankind posed by climate change.
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UNC SCHOOL OF LAW — Through an unexpected connection – a shared interest in Old School RuneScape with a Carolina Law student – Cole Voorhies found his way to a role that combines his passions for mentoring and public service.
Read More about A profile on University of North Carolina Law director of public interest advising Cole VoorhiesNorthwestern Law professor Eric Sirota publishes book of poetry on housing and justice
NORTHWESTERN PRIZTKER SCHOOL OF LAW — In October, Northwestern Pritzker School of Law’s Director of Tenant Advocacy Clinic and Professor Eric Sirota published The Rent Eats First, a book that analyzes capitalist systems and systemic inequality in verse form.
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NORTHWESTERN PRITZKER SCHOOL OF LAW — When thinking about the tax system, Americans often complain that the wealthy pay less than they should because they’re able to employ skilled advisors and complex structures that are not available to other taxpayers.
Read More about Northwestern Law professor Ari Glogower co-authors book on tax noncompliance by the wealthyPodcast: Rutgers Law professor Ruth Anne Robbins discusses the importance of legal writing
THE POWER OF ATTORNEY — Professor of Law Ruth Anne Robbins, who received the 2023 Thomas F. Blackwell Memorial Award for Outstanding Achievement in the Field of Legal Writing from the Association of Legal Writing Directors and the Legal Writing Institute, joins Dean Bond to share the story of her journey from studying science to…
Read More about Podcast: Rutgers Law professor Ruth Anne Robbins discusses the importance of legal writingPenn Carey Law reflects on faculty and student accomplishments from 2024
PENN CAREY LAW — As we look back on 2024 at Penn Carey Law, we take immense pride in our community and all we have accomplished together—from marking the Law School’s first full year under Dean Sophia Z. Lee, to the launch and successful completion of our inaugural pre-orientation 1LAP program, to celebrating the 10-year…
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RICHMOND LAW MAGAZINE — Richmond Law professor Erin Collins’ previous position was challenging, to put it mildly. In one year, she and a team of seven recent graduates started a pop-up law office, researched and filed high-quality federal clemency petitions for review under President Obama’s administration in his last year in office, and then prepared…
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THE POWER OF ATTORNEY — Professor of Law Ruth Anne Robbins, who received the 2023 Thomas F. Blackwell Memorial Award for Outstanding Achievement in the Field of Legal Writing from the Association of Legal Writing Directors and the Legal Writing Institute, joins Dean Bond to share the story of her journey from studying science to…
Read More about Podcast: Rutgers Law professor Ruth Anne Robbins discusses the importance of legal writingRutgers Law professor JC Lore III works in Delhi, India as a Fulbright specialist
RUTGERS LAW SCHOOL — Distinguished Clinical Professor JC Lore III has traveled the world as an advocacy consultant, training students, lawyers, judges, and other leaders in countries like Japan, China, Ireland, Singapore, Nigeria, Kenya, and Tanzania.
Read More about Rutgers Law professor JC Lore III works in Delhi, India as a Fulbright specialistStanford Law professor Shirin Sinnar discusses free speech at universities
STANFORD LAW SCHOOL — I want to focus on an internal challenge to the fair adjudication of Title VI complaints related to the Palestine/Israel conflict at U.S. colleges and universities—a challenge that is linked to the current pressure on universities but that is also both more institutional and longer-standing.
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