Wayne State Law professor files lawsuit against state of Michigan questioning state aid in a number of local municipalities
BOND BUYER – A lawsuit filed against the state of Michigan on behalf of 14 local municipalities this month seeks to correct what they contend is a miscalculation in state aid that has shortchanged them for two decades.
Read More about Wayne State Law professor files lawsuit against state of Michigan questioning state aid in a number of local municipalitiesWidener Commonwealth Law selects new associate dean of inclusion and equity
WIDENER UNIVERSITY COMMONWEALTH LAW SCHOOL – Associate Professor Tonya M. Evans will join the law school’s senior leadership team as the Associate Dean of Inclusion and Equity.
Read More about Widener Commonwealth Law selects new associate dean of inclusion and equityWayne State Law names associate dean Lance Gable as interim dean
DETROIT NEWS – Wayne State University named Lance Gable, an associate dean of Wayne State University Law School, as the law school’s interim dean.
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DAILY PENNSYLVANIAN – A Penn professor was just appointed by the federal government to help tackle the recent economic crisis in Puerto Rico.
Read More about Penn Law professor named to board addressing debt crisis in Puerto RicoNew Villanova Law Dean Mark Alexander discusses leadership style
PHILADELPHIA TRIBUNE – Alexander, who started work in July, said some parts of the job — connecting with students and inspiring excellence in teaching among colleagues — seem remarkably familiar.
Read More about New Villanova Law Dean Mark Alexander discusses leadership styleFormer University of Washington Law professor to receive distinguished service award from state bar’s civil rights section
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF LAW – Deputy director of the ACLU of Washington, Michele Storms, received the 2015 Distinguished Service Award from the Washington State Bar Association Civil Rights Section.
Read More about Former University of Washington Law professor to receive distinguished service award from state bar’s civil rights sectionUniversity of Michigan Law School professor launches online start-up to help individuals self-resolve smaller court cases
TECH TRANSFER CENTRAL – A professor from the University of Michigan Law School has launched a start-up that uses an online platform to resolve smaller legal matters without going to court.
Read More about University of Michigan Law School professor launches online start-up to help individuals self-resolve smaller court casesUniversity of Chicago Law faculty weigh in on ‘safe spaces’ letter from undergraduate dean of students
WALL STREET JOURNAL – The letter wasn’t widely circulated around the law school, according to law professors. But they say the faculty rejoinder has generated little enthusiasm among them.
Read More about University of Chicago Law faculty weigh in on ‘safe spaces’ letter from undergraduate dean of studentsIndiana McKinney Law Dean Emeritus Norman Lefstein wins distinguished service award for indigent defense
INDIANA UNIVERSITY ROBERT H. MCKINNEY SCHOOL OF LAW – Dean Emeritus Norman Lefstein was presented with the Robert O. Dawson Indigent Defense Distinguished Service Award by the Texas Indigent Defense Commission.
Read More about Indiana McKinney Law Dean Emeritus Norman Lefstein wins distinguished service award for indigent defenseUniversity of Washington Law professor named to U.N. working group on business and human rights
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON – Ramasastry’s decades-long focus on the intersection of commerce and human rights paid off.
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