Ohio Governor reappoints Case Western Reserve Law professor Cassandra Burke Robertson to Uniform Law Commission
CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW — On June 30, 2021, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced that he has reappointed Case Western Reserve University School of Law Professor Cassandra Burke Robertson to a three-year term as Commissioner on the Uniform Law Commission.
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CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW — Undeterred by the pandemic, the Law School hosted 39 events online in the past year. Most events had 200-300 attendees, about three times the audience in-person events attracted in the past. The total attendance for the events from fall 2020 through spring 2021 was 7,237.
Read More about Case Western Reserve Law webinars draw national attendanceUniversity of Chicago Law professor Tom Ginsburg to transform former South Side Chicago synagogue into a green community space
JEWISH TELEGRAPHIC AGENCY — Despite its appearance, the former synagogue’s service to its neighborhood isn’t ending. In fact, it’s on the brink of a new chapter. Artist and teacher Amber Ginsburg and her husband, Dr. Tom Ginsburg of the University of Chicago School of Law, have purchased the property from the city of Chicago.
Read More about University of Chicago Law professor Tom Ginsburg to transform former South Side Chicago synagogue into a green community spaceCSU Cleveland-Marshall Law Center for Cybersecurity and Privacy Protection professor Brian Ray helps draft state privacy bill
CSU CLEVELAND-MARSHALL COLLEGE OF LAW — CSU Cleveland-Marshall College of Law’s Center for Cybersecurity and Privacy Protection Advisory Board member and CyberOhio Chair Kirk Herath led a small group of experts, including Center Director Professor Brian Ray and two other Center Board members, Tim Opsitnick, and Spence Witten, in drafting Ohio’s landmark privacy bill that was announced at…
Read More about CSU Cleveland-Marshall Law Center for Cybersecurity and Privacy Protection professor Brian Ray helps draft state privacy billUConn Law receives donation to establish Human Rights Award for law students
UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT SCHOOL OF LAW — After retiring from careers in international banking and law, Paul Schneider ’18 LLM became a student again, enrolling at UConn School of Law to study human rights and social justice. Being selected as the 2017 recipient of the Olimpiad Ioffe Prize for Outstanding Graduate Student in Comparative Law inspired…
Read More about UConn Law receives donation to establish Human Rights Award for law studentsUConn Law launches LLM Program in Governance, Risk Management and Compliance
UCONN TODAY — The Master of Laws program in Governance, Risk Management and Compliance represents the fifth LLM degree offered to domestic and international lawyers by the UConn School of Law.
Read More about UConn Law launches LLM Program in Governance, Risk Management and ComplianceUConn Law dean Eboni Nelson reflects on the past year
UCONN TODAY — Eboni S. Nelson joined UConn as dean of the School of Law on July 31, 2020. After leading the law school through a global pandemic and an entire academic year of virtual learning, she spoke with UConn Today about the challenges and rewards of her first 12 months.
Read More about UConn Law dean Eboni Nelson reflects on the past yearCornell Law professor Elizabeth Brundige to offer international human rights course
CORNELL CHRONICLE — Summer Session at Cornell is a well-known way for students to catch up or get ahead by earning credits before the fall and spring semesters, but many may not realize there are opportunities to take incredible classes offered only during the summer with top Cornell faculty.
Read More about Cornell Law professor Elizabeth Brundige to offer international human rights courseCUNY Law partners with Newmark School to provide legal assistance for people serving prison sentences
SPECTRUM NEWS 1 — A collaboration between the Newmark School and CUNY Law School seeks to hold the city and the state’s legal systems accountable by working to provide legal assistance to people serving lengthy terms in prison. It’s called “The Clemency Project.”
Read More about CUNY Law partners with Newmark School to provide legal assistance for people serving prison sentencesFordham Law dean Matthew Diller reflects on the past year
FORDHAM LAW NEWS — In this video, Dean Diller explores the importance of connection and how the Law School’s dedication to service uniquely prepared the Fordham community to weather this storm.
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