Video conferencing is changing how lawyers work
ABA JOURNAL — In a 2015 blog post, the company suggested its platform could be used for remote depositions, a range of meetings and mediation, among other uses. That post now also emphasizes its encryption capabilities. That’s because without encryption, users could be exposed to hacking and what’s become known as Zoom bombing.
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ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY LAW — In his new book, Rhett Larson, the Richard Morrison Professor of Water Law at the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University, explains how water is the common element in so many of humankind’s most pressing challenges.
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BOSTON UNIVERSITY — In her recently published book, Who’s the Bigot? Learning from Conflicts over Marriage and Civil Rights Law, McClain examines how political and legal disagreements over bigotry have helped change the course of history, and the hearts and minds of millions of Americans. She also delves into all the ways that bigotry, past and present,…
Read More about Boston University Law professor Linda McClain publishes book on marriage equality and civil rightsCapital Law Dean’s Hardship Fund provides financial assistance to students during the pandemic
CAPITAL UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL — In these unprecedented times brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, Capital University Law School Dean Rachel Janutis is reminding students of the availability of the Dean’s Hardship Fund. The fund provides grants to students in need of financial assistance due to unanticipated circumstances.
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CHICAGO-KENT COLLEGE OF LAW — Amy Cortez ’20 is the recipient of the 2020 Sandra P. Zemm Labor Law Prize. The prize was established in 2009 at Chicago-Kent College of Law by the law firm of Seyfarth Shaw LLP to honor the memory of Sandra P. Zemm, who died in September 2008 after a lengthy battle…
Read More about Chicago-Kent Law student Amy Cortez awarded 2020 Sandra P. Zemm Labor Law PrizeCleveland-Marshall Law student Anthony Alto receives award for commitment to justice
CLEVELAND-MARSHALL COLLEGE OF LAW — Anthony Alto ’20 graduated from Cleveland State University in 2012 with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and put his degree to use as an Election Recruitment Official with the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections. His impact during his time in law school was so pronounced that he was recently selected as…
Read More about Cleveland-Marshall Law student Anthony Alto receives award for commitment to justiceUniversity of Connecticut Law professor Sara Bronin teaches free property law class based on Seinfeld episodes
UCONN TODAY — The answer is far from simple, according to Professor Sara Bronin, the Thomas F. Gallivan Chair in Real Property Law at the UConn School of Law and the newly minted Junior Mint Professor of Law at Yada Yada Law School. Bronin said it all comes down to whether a reasonable person would see a…
Read More about University of Connecticut Law professor Sara Bronin teaches free property law class based on Seinfeld episodesFordham Law launches alumni-student remote networking program
FORDHAM LAW NEWS — As the coronavirus outbreak unfolded, not only did it disrupt the Law School’s traditional in-person curriculum, it also threatened crucial networking opportunities for students seeking to enter the job market. Nonetheless, nearly 90 Fordham Law alumni have stepped up to provide mentoring through an innovative new remote mentoring program launched by the…
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FORDHAM LAW NEWS — Professor Bruce Green shared expert advice on avoiding legal ethics traps with the American Bar Association.
Read More about Fordham Law professor Bruce Green discusses how to avoid common legal ethics issuesFordham Law professor James Brudney explores essential worker pay gap
FORDHAM LAW NEWS — Professor James Brudney was quoted in a USA Today article examining the wages made by essential workers during the pandemic.
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