Cornell Law student Zachary Hunt wins ABA essay contest
CORNELL LAW SCHOOL — Zachary Hunt ’24 has won the American Bar Association’s (ABA) 2024 Harvey Saferstein Consumer Protection Committee Student Essay Contest.
Read More about Cornell Law student Zachary Hunt wins ABA essay contestDuke Law students Gina Campanelli and Ken Hong win national IP moot court competition
DUKA LAW NEWS — Gina Campanelli ’24 and Ken Kashihara Hong ’24 emerged as national champions on Friday, besting nine other teams in the final rounds of the 2024 Giles S. Rich Memorial Moot Court Competition in Washington, D.C. — and more than 60 teams total who entered.
Read More about Duke Law students Gina Campanelli and Ken Hong win national IP moot court competitionDuke Law Appellate Litigation Clinic argues on behalf of client over delayed appeal
DUKE LAW NEWS — Last month, Margaret Kruzner ’24 argued before the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit on behalf of a client of the Appellate Litigation Clinic whose day in court was delayed for years by the COVID outbreak.
Read More about Duke Law Appellate Litigation Clinic argues on behalf of client over delayed appealFlorida State University Law professor Justin Sevier receives Distinguished Teacher Award
FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY NEWS — Justin Sevier, the Charles W. Ehrhardt Professor of Litigation at the Florida State University College of Law, has earned the university’s most prestigious honor for teaching due to his interactive and captivating instructional style.
Read More about Florida State University Law professor Justin Sevier receives Distinguished Teacher AwardFormer Colombia Chief Justice Manuel José Cepeda Espinosa to visit Fordham Law to teach constitutional law
FORDHAM LAW NEWS — Colombia’s former Chief Justice Manuel José Cepeda Espinosa has traded handing down rulings in landmark constitutional cases in court and spent this semester teaching Fordham Law students.
Read More about Former Colombia Chief Justice Manuel José Cepeda Espinosa to visit Fordham Law to teach constitutional lawFordham Law dean Matthew Diller recognized for contributions to public service
FORDHAM LAW NEWS — Dean Matthew Diller and alumnus Richard Saenz ’10, who has advocated for trangender people and incarcerated individuals with HIV, were honored for their dedication to public service at the 33rd annual Public Interest Resource Center (PIRC) Awards.
Read More about Fordham Law dean Matthew Diller recognized for contributions to public serviceFordham Law hosts political correspondent Steve Kornacki to discuss 2024 presidential election
FORDHAM LAW NEWS — A standing-room-only crowd gathered to hear journalist Steve Kornacki talk about his life and career path during an hour-long conversation with Adjunct Professor Jerry Goldfeder, director of the Law School’s Voting Rights and Democracy Project.
Read More about Fordham Law hosts political correspondent Steve Kornacki to discuss 2024 presidential electionHarvard Law professor Ronald S. Sullivan Jr. discusses how he teaches opening arguments
THE DAILY TIMES — Though Hollywood movies about courtroom dramas often glamorize the closing arguments given by lawyers, in reality the opening statement is likely the most important single event of a trial.
Read More about Harvard Law professor Ronald S. Sullivan Jr. discusses how he teaches opening argumentsHarvard Law student Jesus Carreon discusses his path to law school
HARVARD LAW SCHOOL — The decision to move to the United States at the age of seven marked the beginning of a profound transformation.
Read More about Harvard Law student Jesus Carreon discusses his path to law schoolHarvard Sports Law Clinic students honored with awards
HARVARD LAW SCHOOL — Three students with a deep passion for sports law received the 2024 Weiler Awards during the Harvard Committee on Sports & Entertainment Law’s annual Harvard Sports Law Symposium.
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