Gift to UConn Law will establish teaching fellowship for recent graduates and practicing lawyers
UCONN TODAY — A new gift from an alum will create a two-year teaching fellowship designed to give recent law school graduates and practicing lawyers a taste of what it’s like to be a law school professor.
Read More about Gift to UConn Law will establish teaching fellowship for recent graduates and practicing lawyersCooley Law students awarded scholarships by the Women Lawyers Association of Michigan
COOLEY LAW SCHOOL — Three Cooley Law School students were named as recipients of scholarships from the Women Lawyers Association of Michigan (WLAM) Foundation.
Read More about Cooley Law students awarded scholarships by the Women Lawyers Association of MichiganPodcast: Cornell Law professor Alexandra Lahav discusses her casebook on civil procedure
ASPEN LEADING EDGE — Alexandra Lahav, Cornell University, talks about the new edition of her casebook, Civil Procedure: Doctrine, Practice, and Context.
Read More about Podcast: Cornell Law professor Alexandra Lahav discusses her casebook on civil procedureCornell Law students present amicus brief to Inter-American Court of Human Rights
CORNELL LAW SCHOOL — This April, the Inter-American Court of Human Rights met for a landmark public hearing in Barbados, the first of its kind addressing the obligations of states to respond to the climate emergency specifically within a framework of human rights law.
Read More about Cornell Law students present amicus brief to Inter-American Court of Human RightsDuke Law professor Arti K. Rai testifies before Senate Judiciary Committee on the price of prescription drugs
DUKE LAW NEWS — Elvin R. Latty Distinguished Professor of Law Arti K. Rai testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee on how to improve competition, innovation, and patent quality in the prescription drug market.
Read More about Duke Law professor Arti K. Rai testifies before Senate Judiciary Committee on the price of prescription drugsDuke Law professor Mara Revkin receives grant to study transitional justice and reducing civilian harm
DUKE LAW NEWS — A research team that includes Associate Professor of Law and Political Science Mara Revkin has been awarded a National Science Foundation (NSF) grant to study how the design of transitional justice institutions in countries affected by conflict and/or authoritarianism impacts public opinion and shapes long-term national outcomes such as regime type and conflict recurrence.
Read More about Duke Law professor Mara Revkin receives grant to study transitional justice and reducing civilian harmElon Law to renovate campus space that will become home to Charlotte program
CHARLOTTE BUSINESS JOURNAL — Elon University is spending more than $2 million to upfit the South End space that will become its regional law school.
Read More about Elon Law to renovate campus space that will become home to Charlotte programFordham Law celebrates graduates at Diploma Ceremony
FORDHAM LAW NEWS — Fordham Law School celebrated its 117th diploma ceremony on May 20, awarding degrees to 683 graduates at Fordham University’s Rose Hill campus.
Read More about Fordham Law celebrates graduates at Diploma CeremonyIncoming Fordham Law dean Joseph Landau announces new leadership team
FORDHAM LAW NEWS — Joseph Landau, associate dean for academic affairs and Fordham Law’s incoming dean, has announced the appointment of his senior leadership team, effective July 1.
Read More about Incoming Fordham Law dean Joseph Landau announces new leadership teamA profile on recent Fordham Law graduate Daniel Caballero
FORDHAM LAW NEWS — Daniel Caballero ’24 wanted to become a lawyer, in part, because of his interest in public service.
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