Boston University Law professor Jessica Silbey to discuss intellectual property at Marquette Law
WISPOLITICS — Dr. Jessica Silbey, professor of law and Yanakakis Faculty Research Scholar at Boston University School of Law, will deliver Marquette University Law School’s Nies Lecture on Intellectual Property. Silbey’s lecture, “Questions of Intellectual Property and Fundamental Values in the Digital Age,” will address how intellectual property law, originally envisioned in the Constitution as a regime…
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BU TODAY — Angela Onwuachi-Willig, the dean of Boston University’s School of Law—the first Black woman to be dean of a top-20 law school—is rejoicing. The first Black woman has been confirmed to the US Supreme Court. Onwuachi-Willig has had Ketanji Brown Jackson’s back from the moment President Biden announced he would nominate the federal judge…
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BYU LAW — The BYU Law Academies Program provides students who have just completed their first year of law school with world-class skills training delivered by top-flight practitioners working in partnership with BYU Law faculty. Although the details of Academy curriculum vary depending on the subject matter, each Academy is built around an intensive simulation-based approach…
Read More about BYU Law expands Academies ProgramCompeting bills would change UC Hastings’ name, only one gives Yuki tribal members a say
THE PRESS DEMOCRAT — Competing bills in the state legislature promise to strike the name of Serranus Hastings from the UC Hastings College of the Law and solidify other forms of reconciliation for the Round Valley Indian Tribes in Mendocino County.
Read More about Competing bills would change UC Hastings’ name, only one gives Yuki tribal members a sayIndiana University Maurer Law dean Austen Parrish selected as next dean of UC Irvine Law
UCI Law — Austen Parrish, a respected scholar, gifted classroom teacher and admired legal academy leader, will become the third dean of the School of Law at the University of California, Irvine, following a nationwide search. He will assume the post on Aug. 3.
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BILLBOARD — “I don’t have to tell any of you that the best moments of my life were created by artists and enhanced by music, because this is true for all of you,” said Susan Genco, co-president of The Azoff Company, who received the Service Award at the 24th annual Recording Academy Entertainment Law Initiative…
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DAILY CAMERA — The University of Colorado Law School will host the 30th annual Ira C. Rothgerber Conference, which brings scholars and lawyers from across the country together to discuss current Constitutional law issues, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday.
Read More about University of Colorado Law to host conference on Constitutional lawElon Law student Daphne Myers wins AccessLex scholarship
TODAY AT ELON — A first-generation Elon Law student is among a half dozen winners of a national $25,000 scholarship drawing for her participation in workshops designed to help law students strengthen their personal finances and plan for loan repayments.
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THE GONZANGA BULLETIN — In January, the Gonzaga Law School announced its decision to end all current and future conditional scholarships in exchange for guaranteed scholarships.
Read More about Gonzaga Law announces an end to conditional scholarshipsHarvard Law professor Randall Kennedy to discuss criminal law at Northwestern Law
NORTHWESTERN PRIZTKER SCHOOL OF LAW — In March, Northwestern Pritzker School of Law welcomed Randall Kennedy, Michael R. Klein Professor at Harvard Law School, for a week of lectures highlighting his scholarship in criminal law and the regulation of race relations.
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