Penn Law professors release research on the economics of social media and online services
PENN LAW — University of Pennsylvania’s Center for Technology, Innovation and Competition (CTIC) and The Warren Center for Network & Data Sciences have released the findings of nine independent research projects that focus on current market dynamics for online services and the business strategies and models that digital platforms are pursuing through access to user data.…
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RUTGERS LAW SCHOOL — Clinic Dean and Professor Jon Dubin is one of the nation’s leading scholars and authorities on social security disability law with multiple articles on the subject cited by the U.S. Supreme Court. He has supervised hands-on clinical practice with hundreds of clinical law students on behalf of hundreds of low-income social security and…
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WAFB 9 — If you’ve ever been interested in learning more about how topics like technology, animation, law, sports, and entertainment are connected, the Southern University is hosting an event towards the end of October that may help to get your creative juices flowing. In an effort to engage students with industry leaders, Southern University Law Center,…
Read More about Southern University Law Center hosts symposium on sports and entertainment lawStanford Law conference celebrates the legacy of Deborah Rhode
REUTERS — Stanford Law School on Friday will honor professor Deborah Rhode, a leading voice on legal ethics before her January death at age 68. The school is hosting a conference dedicated to Rhode’s work, which explored topics ranging from gender in the legal profession to ethics and access to justice. On Saturday, Stanford will hold a…
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STETSON UNIVERSITY — Professor Rebecca C. Morgan, who created the Center for Excellence in Elder Law at Stetson, received a lifetime achievement award from the Florida Bar Elder Law Section this summer. “There’s no more deserving person in the elder law world that I’m aware of,” said Steve Hitchcock, the immediate past chair of the Elder Law…
Read More about Stetson Law professor Rebecca Morgan honored by Florida Bar Elder Law SectionStetson Law hosts exhibit from the Innocence Project of Florida
STETSON UNIVERSITY — Stetson University College of Law’s Dolly & Homer Hand Law Library is hosting an exhibit from the Innocence Project of Florida now through the end of the month. The exhibit is an opportunity to learn more about the work of the Innocence Project of Florida (IPF) and the Innocence movement as a whole, said…
Read More about Stetson Law hosts exhibit from the Innocence Project of FloridaNew University of Virginia Law course prepares students for work with Spanish-speaking clients
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA SCHOOL OF LAW — A new course to be offered by the University of Virginia School of Law in the spring will help students improve their skills as advocates for Spanish-speaking clients. Spanish for Public Service Lawyers will introduce eight students who already have some proficiency in speaking Spanish to real-world clients who are…
Read More about New University of Virginia Law course prepares students for work with Spanish-speaking clientsUniversity of Virginia Law professor Jason Johnston publishes book examining cost-benefit of climate action
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA SCHOOL OF LAW — Professor Jason Johnston of the University of Virginia School of Law has written a new book that — although not skeptical of the fact that human activity contributes to climate change — questions some of the assumptions being used to justify some policies that address climate impacts. Cambridge University Press…
Read More about University of Virginia Law professor Jason Johnston publishes book examining cost-benefit of climate actionWilliam & Mary Law special education clinic launches project to help military families
WILLIAM & MARY LAW SCHOOL — A $40,000 grant from the Virginia Law Foundation to the Parents Engaged in Learning Equality (PELE) Special Education Clinic at William & Mary Law School will support the launch of a virtual clinic project targeting military families across Virginia facing special education issues in their local school districts. “The Virginia…
Read More about William & Mary Law special education clinic launches project to help military familiesYale Law clinic connects research to practical law enforcement reforms
YALE DAILY NEWS — In its first year of in-person work, the Police, Law, and Policy Clinic at Yale Law School is allowing students to translate empirical evidence on policing and reform programs into real and actionable justice-oriented policy measures. The clinic, which is now in its second year of existence, partners closely with the Law School’s…
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