Stanford Law professor Rose Carmen Goldberg files amicus brief in Military Lending Act case
STANFORD LAW SCHOOL — Under the Military Lending Act, servicemembers have long been entitled to special protection from the deceptive lending practices that too often target members of the military, and in so doing, threaten their ability to serve and compromise national security. That is, until a recent Eleventh Circuit ruling.
Read More about Stanford Law professor Rose Carmen Goldberg files amicus brief in Military Lending Act caseA look at new Touro Law Institute for Health Law, Bioethics & Policy and Trial Advocacy Institute
THE NATIONAL JURIST — Touro University Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center has established two new institutes this semester that will benefit students as well as lawyers and community members: the Institute for Health Law, Bioethics & Policy and the Trial Advocacy Institute.
Read More about A look at new Touro Law Institute for Health Law, Bioethics & Policy and Trial Advocacy InstituteTulsa Law Review celebrates 60th anniversary
THE UNIVERSITY OF TULSA — The Tulsa Law Review is celebrating six decades of excellence as the flagship law journal for The University of Tulsa’s College of Law.
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CANDID — Vanderbilt Law School in Nashville has announced a $10 million gift from alumna Sara J. Finley (’85) to advance the school’s leadership in the study of how law, regulation, and policy impact equality, equity, and opportunity for women.
Read More about Gift to Vanderbilt Law to support research on women in the lawVanderbilt Law hosts conference on bypassing climate polarization
VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW — In October, experts on climate change hailing from backgrounds in law and policy to business and media gathered at Vanderbilt Law School for the Bypassing Climate Polarization Conference, a two-day summit to address ways to engage the center-right on climate change.
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VERMONT PUBLIC — For decades, Vermont Law and Graduate School has taught courses on animal rights and welfare. In 2021, the school officially launched the Animal Law and Policy Institute.
Read More about Vermont Law and Graduate School welcomes four fellows focused on animal issuesUniversity of Virginia Law professor Ashley Deeks recognized for national security law scholarship
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA SCHOOL OF LAW — University of Virginia School of Law professor Ashley Deeks has been awarded the 2024 Mike Lewis Prize for National Security Law Scholarship for her article “(Sub-)Delegating National Security Powers.”
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UVA LAW — Across the country and closer to home, University of Virginia School of Law students are learning by doing: engaging in real-world, public-service law work and making connections with practicing attorneys through externships.
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UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON MAGAZINE — As we celebrate the UW School of Law’s 125th anniversary, I look confidently toward our next 125 years, prepared to meet the modern challenges of legal education and access to justice as we continue to foster positive change in the legal profession in Washington and around the world.
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THE COLUMNS — Professor Karen Woody, an expert in securities law, financial regulation, and white-collar crime, has used the podcast format to advance teaching and research.
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