Duke Law professor Carolyn McAllaster recognized for improving policies for people living with HIV/AIDS
THE CHRONICLE — Carolyn McAllaster retired June 30, 2019. During her tenure at Duke Law, she has had a profound influence on Duke’s legal clinics and law students as an advocate for health justice.
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BOSTON MAGAZINE — The Harvard law professor talks about free speech, representing Harvey Weinstein, his empathy for Aaron Hernandez, and his controversial ouster as a faculty dean for undergrads on campus.
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LEGAL TALK NETWORK — Dean Kimberly Yuracko discusses her extensive research on gender equity and surveys the current landscape of anti-discrimination law.
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UNIV. OF DENVER — Two Duke University Professors tapped for Governor’s new People for Animal Welfare (PAW) Committee.
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DUKE LAW — Three Duke Law experts on environmental law have authored an amicus brief that has been filed with the Supreme Court in an important Clean Water Act case on behalf 37 scholars of environmental and natural resources law.
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LIVELAW.IN — Speaking to Adv. Avani Bansal, Prof. Wilkins shared his thoughts and opinion on Rule of Law, its challenges, Globalization and Legal Profession in India.
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LEWIS & CLARK LAW SCHOOL — Mari Cheney, Assistant Director of Research and Instruction of Lewis & Clark Law School’s Boley Law Library, won the American Association of Law Libraries (AALL) “Call for Papers” competition with her short form essay, “The Hearing-Impaired Law Librarian: Navigating Silent Spaces.”
Read More about Lewis and Clark Law librarian Mari Cheney wins American Association of Law Libraries writing competitionAmerican University Washington College of Law professor Robert Dinerstein testifies at D.C. hearing on disability services
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON COLLEGE OF LAW — On Tuesday, July 23, AUWCL Law Professor Robert Dinerstein, who oversees the Disability Rights Law Clinic, testified at a D.C. Council hearing regarding the District’s transition efforts as it looks to end a program which provides a range of medical and social services for people with disabilities.
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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE SCHOOL OF LAW — UC Irvine Law Professor Michele Bratcher Goodwin has been named a new Adviser to the American Law Institute’s Restatement of the Law Third Torts: Remedies. It will include issues related to identifying the types of recoverable damages, such as past and future lost wages.
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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE SCHOOL OF LAW — UC Irvine Law Professor Mehrsa Baradaran testified before the Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs hearing on “Examining Regulatory Frameworks for Digital Currencies and Blockchain” on Tuesday, July 30. She discussed issues of equity and accessibility in banking, and the regulation of digital currencies and blockchain technology.
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