UC Davis Law professor Nila Bala to publish article on parent-child privilege
UC DAVIS SCHOOL OF LAW — Professor Nila Bala’s forthcoming Boston College Law Review article “Parent-Child Privilege as Resistance” received a highly positive and expansive review in Jotwell from Rutgers Law School Professor Anibal Rosario-Lebrón.
Read More about UC Davis Law professor Nila Bala to publish article on parent-child privilegeUC Davis Law professor Kevin Johnson honored with congressional recognition
UC DAVIS SCHOOL OF LAW — On Dec. 12, UC Davis Chancellor Gary S. May held a reception at the Mondavi Center honoring Distinguished Professor of Law Kevin R. Johnson’s 16+ years as dean of UC Davis School of Law.
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CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY — Campbell Law School will host a session of the North Carolina Court of Appeals beginning at 2 p.m on Monday, Feb. 17, 2025, in the Boyce Courtroom.
Read More about Campbell Law to host North Carolina Court of Appeals to hear oral argumentsCase Western Reserve Law launches AI in Education Initiative Hub
THE DAILY CASE — Case Western Reserve University has unveiled the AI in Education initiative hub, a resource that serves as a one-stop shop for all things artificial intelligence (AI) at CWRU.
Read More about Case Western Reserve Law launches AI in Education Initiative HubColumbia Law hosts conference on shareholder activism and regulatory changes
COLUMBIA LAW SCHOOL — Columbia Law School’s annual daylong conference on mergers and acquisitions and corporate governance included speakers from law firms, financial services firms, and the Delaware courts.
Read More about Columbia Law hosts conference on shareholder activism and regulatory changesDrake Law helps connect first-generation law students
DRAKE UNIVERSITY NEWS & EVENTS — Will Keck’s journey to law school started with a spark of curiosity. None of his family or friends were lawyers but watching the 2008 and 2012 political campaigns he became interested in how laws shape society.
Read More about Drake Law helps connect first-generation law studentsFlorida State University Law works to strengthen alumni-student mentorships
FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY NEWS — In honor of National Mentoring Month, the Florida State University College of Law has ramped up efforts in January to strengthen student and alumni connections through mentorship initiatives.
Read More about Florida State University Law works to strengthen alumni-student mentorshipsFordham Law hosts symposium on how mental health care could reduce crime
FORDHAM LAW NEWS — What does it take to prevent crime? Speakers at a Fordham symposium laid out a number of efforts that address this question by supporting the mental health of people on the margins.
Read More about Fordham Law hosts symposium on how mental health care could reduce crimeFordham Law shares new course offerings and upcoming events this spring
FORDHAM LAW NEWS — As Fordham Law students return to school for the spring semester on January 15, they can look forward to 14 new courses, prestigious visiting speakers, and a slate of thought-provoking programs and activities.
Read More about Fordham Law shares new course offerings and upcoming events this springFordham Law professor Dora Galacatos receives lifetime achievement award from AALS Section on Pro Bono and Access to Justice
FORDHAM LAW SCHOOL — Dora Galacatos ’96, adjunct professor of law and executive director of the Feerick Center for Social Justice, was honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award by the Association of American Law Schools at its annual meeting, in recognition of her years of commitment to public service.
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