Research from University at Buffalo Law Professor Christine Bartholomew informed state legislation to protect children from abuse
UNIVERSITY AT BUFFALO LAW — Protections for at-risk children in New York would be strengthened, and guidelines for clergy members made clearer, under newly proposed legislation that grew in part from research by Associate Professor Christine Pedigo Bartholomew.
Read More about Research from University at Buffalo Law Professor Christine Bartholomew informed state legislation to protect children from abuseAmerican University Washington College of Law Professor Walter Effross appointed to committee to update Uniform Commercial Code
AMERICAN UNIVERSIY — On Saturday, March 30, the American University Washington College of Law’s (AUWCL) Office of Diversity and Inclusion sponsored the 23rd Annual Sylvania Woods Conference on African Americans and the Law.
Read More about American University Washington College of Law Professor Walter Effross appointed to committee to update Uniform Commercial CodeSanta Clara Law Professor Catherine Sandoval moderates panel on modernizing the communications grid
SANTA CLARA LAW — Catherine Sandoval will be the moderator for a California Public Utilities Commission panel on the Communications Grid of the future on May 20, 2019. Professor Sandoval’s panel is titled “Affordability and Access”
Read More about Santa Clara Law Professor Catherine Sandoval moderates panel on modernizing the communications gridExperts see increased collaboration between law schools and technology programs
LAW.COM — Northwestern Pritzker Law Professor Dan Linna and Kristian Hammond (Engineering) are developing interdisciplinary course work with two goals in mind: to build technology products that make the law more efficient and accessible, and to help shape legal technologies before they emerge in society with unintended consequences.
Read More about Experts see increased collaboration between law schools and technology programsUCLA Law Professor Adam Winkler honored with Scribes Book Award for ‘We the Corporations’
UCLA LAW — UCLA School of Law professor Adam Winkler has won the 2019 Scribes Book Award for his celebrated exploration of corporate personhood, We the Corporations: How American Businesses Won Their Civil Rights
Read More about UCLA Law Professor Adam Winkler honored with Scribes Book Award for ‘We the Corporations’Chicago-Kent Law selects Anita Krug as new dean
ILLINOIS TECH NEWS — Illinois Institute of Technology has named Anita K. Krug, D. Wayne and Anne Gittinger Professor of Law at the University of Washington School of Law, as the new dean of Chicago-Kent College of Law.
Read More about Chicago-Kent Law selects Anita Krug as new deanFlorida A&M Law names Nicola Boothe Perry interim dean
TALLAHASSEE DEMOCRAT — Florida A&M University Provost Maurice Edington Tuesday named Nicola Boothe Perry interim dean of the College of Law, replacing LeRoy Pernell, who was appointed interim in May 2017.
Read More about Florida A&M Law names Nicola Boothe Perry interim deanFordham Law Professor Robin Lenhardt named Law and Public Affairs Fellow at Princeton University
FORDHAM LAW — Fordham Law professor Robin A. Lenhardt has been named a 2019–2020 fellow in Princeton University’s Program in Law and Public Affairs (LAPA). Lenhardt is also the founder and faculty director of Fordham Law’s Center on Race, Law & Justice
Read More about Fordham Law Professor Robin Lenhardt named Law and Public Affairs Fellow at Princeton UniversityIndiana University McKinney Law dean Andrew Klein reflects on his leadership of the school
INDIANA LAWYER — Andrew Klein did not want to talk about his legacy. He deflected the question about his successes and repeatedly pointed out he has another 14 months in the dean’s chair.
Read More about Indiana University McKinney Law dean Andrew Klein reflects on his leadership of the schoolPodcast: Texas A&M Law Professor Luz Herrera discusses the benefits of ‘low bono’ law career
LEGAL TALK NETWORK — Before they were buzzwords, Luz Herrera was a pioneer in the world of “low bono” practice, nonprofit law firms and legal incubators. Herrera speaks with Angela Morris about how a low-bono practice can enable a lawyer to balance the desire to help people with making a living.
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