UC Irvine Law students conduct pro bono research for faculty in California Proposition 22 appeal
UCI LAW — UCI Law faculty members, Richard Hasen and Mark Rosenbaum, joined other California Election Law Professors in filing an Amicus Curiae Brief in support of respondents in the case pending before the California Court of Appeals, Castellanos v. State of California.
Read More about UC Irvine Law students conduct pro bono research for faculty in California Proposition 22 appealUC Irvine Law professor Susan Seager honored by LA Press Club for contributions to press freedom
UCI LAW — The University of California, Irvine is delighted to announce Susan Seager will receive the Guardian Award for Contributions to Press Freedom on June 25 at the Los Angeles Press Club’s 64th Annual Journalism Awards Dinner in Los Angeles.
Read More about UC Irvine Law professor Susan Seager honored by LA Press Club for contributions to press freedomColumbia Law’s International Claims and Reparations Project to advise Ukraine on war reparations
REUTERS — Ukraine has added to its growing arsenal of U.S. lawyers, tapping Washington, D.C.-based Allen & Overy partner Patrick Pearsall through Columbia Law School as a legal advisor to President Volodymyr Zelenskiy on reparations issues.
Read More about Columbia Law’s International Claims and Reparations Project to advise Ukraine on war reparationsUConn Law hosts centennial celebration
UCONN LAW TODAY — The UConn Law Centennial Gala brought students, faculty, staff and alumni together at the Connecticut Convention Center for a joyful final event of the law school’s centennial year.
Read More about UConn Law hosts centennial celebrationGift to Fordham Law to support diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts
FORDHAM LAW NEWS — Following the May 2020 murder of George Floyd and the ensuing outcries about structural racism in society, Fordham Law School, like institutions everywhere, looked inward—and, a few months later, produced a plan for addressing racism within and beyond the campus community.
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FORDHAM LAW NEWS — New York Law Journal reported on law schools’ return to in-person commencement ceremonies and Judge Laura Taylor Swain’s speech at Fordham Law’s graduation, where she was made honorary Doctor of Laws.
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FORDHAM LAW NWS — Fordham Law School’s Class of 2022 gathered together one last time for the 115th diploma ceremony on May 23—marking the return of a full in-person commencement event in two years.
Read More about Fordham Law celebrates 2022 graduates at diploma ceremonyGeorge Washington Law professor Ellen Zavian launches esports law podcast
SPORTS LITIGATION ALERT — Sports Law Professor (GWU) Ellen Zavian, who is also the Editor-in-Chief of Esports and the Law, has launched Esports Law Show, a podcast that examines legal and business issues in the esports industry.
Read More about George Washington Law professor Ellen Zavian launches esports law podcastHarvard Law lecturer Jim Tierney releases open case book on state attorney generals
HARVARD LAW TODAY — State attorneys general occupy a unique place in American jurisprudence. All 13 of the original American colonies had an attorney general, as do all 50 states as well as the District of Columbia today, and they collectively try more cases before the U.S. Supreme Court than any legal entity except for…
Read More about Harvard Law lecturer Jim Tierney releases open case book on state attorney generalsAn interview with Harvard Law professor Annette Gordon-Reed
HARVARD LAW TODAY — Harvard Law Today caught up with Gordon-Reed, who will visit Annette Gordon-Reed Elementary School later this year for a dedication ceremony, to find out what the naming means to her, more about her work on Harvard and the Legacy of Slavery committee — and how she plans to celebrate Juneteenth.
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