Fordham Law faculty and students look at the intersection of law and technology
FORDHAM LAW NEWS — Technology is fundamentally changing the world in which today’s law students will launch their careers. It may precipitate complicated new legal issues, exacerbate current concerns about privacy, civil rights, and economic disparity. Fordham Law faculty and students are studying how lawyers and the law can ensure that technology serves the common good, respects…
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UGA TODAY — Lindsey Simon, an assistant professor in the School of Law, teaches courses that require students to think critically about the subject matter in the context of advising real clients.
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UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON LAW CENTER — University of Houston Law Center Professor Seth Chandler has been recognized by Wolfram Research for his work in developing 22 software research functions available to the public through the national computational company’s “Function Repository.”
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LSU LAW — About four years ago, LSU Law Professor Michael Malinowski was feeling “pretty burned out” with writing academic legal papers. Inspired by conversations with friends who work with children in a variety of fields and the cultural shift he has observed in the public’s acceptance of genetic testing, Malinowski set out to write a book…
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UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO SCHOOL OF LAW — Under the Child & Family Justice Initiative, the UNM School of Law holds monthly Social Justice Lunchboxes addressing a variety of topics not otherwise covered in traditional law school classes. The presentation was both informative and interactive. Salhab and Toth first described their experiences in organizations with strong white…
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QUINNIPIAC UNIVERSITY — Jennifer Herbst, a professor at the Quinnipiac School of Law and the Frank H. Netter, MD School of Medicine, has been selected to serve as the Fulbright Canada Research Chair in Health Law, Policy and Ethics at the University of Ottawa during the Spring 2020 semester. As chair, Herbst will benefit from exchanges…
Read More about Quinnipiac Law professor Jennifer Herbst selected as Fulbright Canada Research ChairSanta Clara University Law professor Colleen Chien testifies before Senate subcommittee on patent quality
SANTA CLARA UNIVERSITY — On Oct 30, 2019 Prof. Colleen Chien testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee, IP Subcommittee’s hearing, “How Can Congress Prevent the Issuance of Low-Quality Patents?” In her testimony, Chien drew from a decade of research on patent quality, her time as a patent prosecutor, and her work as senior intellectual property advisor…
Read More about Santa Clara University Law professor Colleen Chien testifies before Senate subcommittee on patent qualitySouth Texas College of Law Houston celebrates investiture of president and dean Michael F. Barry
SOUTH TEXAS COLLEGE OF LAW HOUSTON — In front of hundreds of students, alumni, faculty members, staff, and law school supporters, Dean Barry, the 11th president and dean at Houston’s oldest law school, took an oath to execute his duties as president and dean. He thanked the school’s board of directors for the privilege of…
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STANFORD LAW — California vaccine laws are among the toughest in the nation, particularly since the state did away with the personal belief and religious exemption in 2015 following a measles outbreak that began in Disneyland. Stanford Health Policy’s Michelle Mello, a professor of law and professor of medicine, writes in this Annals of Internal Medicine editorial that California’s experience is…
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TEXAS SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY LAW — Thurgood faculty spotlight
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