University of Virginia Law Professor Michael Livermore receives research award from school

June 4, 2019

UVA LAW — Professor Michael Livermore is this year’s recipient of the University of Virginia School of Law’s McFarland Prize, which honors outstanding research by a junior faculty member.

Read More about University of Virginia Law Professor Michael Livermore receives research award from school

University of Richmond Law hosts junior faculty for national scholarship conference

June 4, 2019

UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND NEWS — The University of Richmond School of Law welcomed over 60 professors from across the country to campus May 21-22 for the third annual Junior Faculty Forum.

Read More about University of Richmond Law hosts junior faculty for national scholarship conference

Duke Law professor Steven Schwarcz honored by UK university

June 4, 2019

DUKE LAW — Steven L. Schwarcz, the Stanley A. Star Professor of Law & Business, has been honored by Durham University in Durham, U.K., with a distinguished honorary professorship.

Read More about Duke Law professor Steven Schwarcz honored by UK university

Columbia Law Professor Katherine Franke discusses book on reparations

June 4, 2019

COLUMBIA LAW — In “Repair: Redeeming the Promise of Abolition,” Franke details post-Civil War attempts to redistribute land to freed black people, making a case for efforts to offset historic economic inequality today.

Read More about Columbia Law Professor Katherine Franke discusses book on reparations

UCLA Law Professor Joanna Schwartz cited in Supreme Court opinion

June 4, 2019

UCLA LAW — UCLA School of Law professor Joanna Schwartz was cited by U.S. Supreme Court justice Sonia Sotomayor in her dissenting opinion in Nieves v. Bartlett.

Read More about UCLA Law Professor Joanna Schwartz cited in Supreme Court opinion

BYU Law to host conference for emerging immigration scholars

June 4, 2019

PRNEWSWIRE — “Immigration is an important part of BYU Law’s emphasis on law and social change, which is why we are so pleased to have been selected to host this conference,” said conference host D. Carolina Núñez, associate dean of research and academic affairs.

Read More about BYU Law to host conference for emerging immigration scholars

Albany Law faculty honored with awards at commencement

June 4, 2019

ALBANY LAW — Albany Law School recently recognized three outstanding members of the faculty for excellence in the categories of scholarship, service, and teaching. Professors Melissa Breger, Stephen Clark, and Jenean Taranto were announced as recipients of the annual faculty awards at the law school’s 168th Commencement on May 24, 2019.

Read More about Albany Law faculty honored with awards at commencement

California law school deans call for task force to study bar exam

June 3, 2019

LAW.COM — The deans of three California law schools write that the current bar exam’s dismal pass-rates and the elevated cut score’s disparate impacts on minority candidates should deeply concern us all.

Read More about California law school deans call for task force to study bar exam

Law deans take on university leadership roles

June 3, 2019

LAW.COM — At least five deans are trading in their law school duties this summer to take on larger roles within their universities—on a temporary basis.

Read More about Law deans take on university leadership roles

University of Virginia Law podcast looks at how legal scholars and professionals are using technology

May 28, 2019

UVA LAW — Lawyers and legal scholars are using technology to enhance and streamline their work, and yield new insights on law, as the latest episode of “Common Law” explores. On Episode 7, University of Virginia School of Law professor Michael Livermore discusses how technology is affecting legal processes

Read More about University of Virginia Law podcast looks at how legal scholars and professionals are using technology