University of Florida Law Dean Laura Ann Rosenbury addresses goals for law school during town hall meeting

October 24, 2016

INDEPENDENT FLORIDA ALLIGATOR – At the first Fall town hall meeting, Laura Ann Rosenbury addressed changes she hopes to implement and asked the crowd of about 30 for input.

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Dean Craig Boise applies diverse background, experiences to leadership role at Syracuse Law

October 24, 2016

DAILY ORANGE – Boise’s main goals are to stabilize the law school financially during what has been a rough patch for law schools nationally, increase the school’s diversity, broaden the school’s education into new territory and increase students’ bar exam passage rate and job placements.

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Houston Law Center Professor honored by National Center for State Courts for developing public health emergency response books

October 24, 2016

UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON LAW CENTER – University of Houston Law Center Research Professor Allison N. Winnike was recognized with its 2016 Distinguished Service Award for her work in developing emergency preparedness resources for judges and court administrators.

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Former governor addresses Villanova Law students with politically-focused talk

October 24, 2016

VILLANOVAN – Two-time former governor of Utah, former U.S. ambassador to China and Singapore and 2012 Presidential candidate Jon M. Huntsman Jr. spoke at the Villanova School of Law on the topic of ethics and civility in politics.

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Court grants preliminary injunction on name change from South Texas College of Law to Houston College of Law

October 24, 2016

INSIDE HIGHER ED – A federal judge has granted a preliminary injunction ordering the Houston College of Law to stop using that name, citing potential confusion with the University of Houston Law Center, which sought the injunction.

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Southern Methodist University Law students help West Dallas residents in wake of mass evictions

October 24, 2016

DALLAS NEWS – When news of the mass eviction of hundreds of West Dallas residents began to spread, Laura and Jake Torres sprang into action.

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UVA Law students help educate seasonal farm workers on their legal rights

October 24, 2016

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA SCHOOL OF LAW – Students with the Migrant Farmworker Project at the University of Virginia School of Law check in on 13 farms in the region to ensure seasonal agricultural workers get the pay and fair treatment they are entitled to under the law.

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Harvard Law School’s International Human Rights Clinic releases report highlighting human costs of South African gold mining

October 24, 2016

HARVARD LAW SCHOOL – The 113-page report, The Cost of Gold, documents the threats posed by water, air, and soil pollution from mining in the West and Central Rand.

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Fordham Law launches access to justice initiative

October 24, 2016

BLOOMBERG LAW – The new initiative Lippman will lead aims to take these initiatives forward and address the country’s justice gap through “curriculum, direct service, scholarship, research and advocacy,” the school said in a statement.

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Syracuse Law institute receives grant to support efforts at Americans with Disabilities Act center in Atlanta

October 24, 2016

SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY – The Burton Blatt Institute has been awarded a five year, $6.23 million grant from the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, Administration on Community Living, National Institute on Disability, Independent Living, and Rehabilitation Research for the Southeast Americans with Disabilities Act Center.

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