Lewis & Clark Law announces recipients of Multnomah Bar Association fellowship

December 2, 2024

LEWIS & CLARK LAW SCHOOL — Four 1Ls were named as Multnomah Bar Association Fellows: Tracey Nguyen, Amarit Ubhi, Victoria Minnieweather, and Jade Miller.

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Liberty Law hosts Ad Fontes ceremony

December 2, 2024

LIBERTY UNIVERSITY — On Friday, Liberty University School of Law third-year students touched the Ebenezer Stone during the annual Ad Fontes Ceremony. Held in the law school’s Supreme Courtroom, the ceremony is an event for the upcoming graduating class of third-year students to celebrate God’s faithfulness to their class and to demonstrate their commitment to upholding the

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UMass Law professor Faisal Chaudhry publishes book on classical legal thought

December 2, 2024

UMASS LAW — The UMass Law community celebrates Professor Faisal Chaudhry’s recently published book South Asia, the British Empire, and the Rise of Classical Legal Thought: Towards a Historical Ontology of Law.

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UMass Law librarian Katelyn Golsby discusses balancing teaching with library work

December 2, 2024

UMASS LAW — UMass Law Librarian and Alumna Katelyn Golsby wrote a magazine article about developing and teaching a cannabis business law course while working as a law librarian at Florida International University.

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New York Law School Patent Law Clinic works with inventors at Harvard Medical School

December 2, 2024

NEW YORK LAW SCHOOL — Law students in the Patent Law Clinic of The Plumeri Center for Small Business Empowerment at New York Law School (NYLS) visited Harvard Medical School (HMS) last month.

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University of North Carolina Law professor Maria Savasta-Kennedy leads initiative to ensure safer well water

December 2, 2024

UNC SCHOOL OF LAW — In North Carolina, where nearly a quarter of the population relies on unregulated private wells, UNC School of Law Professor Maria Savasta-Kennedy is spearheading efforts to protect residents from potentially contaminated drinking water.

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A profile on NYU Law student Nadia Nelson

December 2, 2024

NYU LAW — As a first-generation Haitian American, I was encouraged by my parents to envision a career in law because of the opportunities that this profession provides.

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University of North Carolina Law professor Maria Savasta-Kennedy leads initiative to ensure safer well water

November 26, 2024

UNC SCHOOL OF LAW — In North Carolina, where nearly a quarter of the population relies on unregulated private wells, UNC School of Law Professor Maria Savasta-Kennedy is spearheading efforts to protect residents from potentially contaminated drinking water.

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How University of North Carolina Law addresses legal service shortages in rural areas 

November 26, 2024

UNC SCHOOL OF LAW — The term “desert” can describe a region of extremely high or low temperatures with scarce vegetation. According to Mary Irvine ’12, executive director of North Carolina Interest on Lawyers’ Trust Accounts (NC IOLTA), in social contexts, “desert” describes a geographic area that does not have sufficient resources of a particular

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