University of Cincinnati Law professor Felix Chang discusses expertise in antitrust law
UCINCINATTI NEWS — Regulators at the Federal Trade Commission have taken legal action to stop Kroger’s mammoth acquisition of grocery store chain Albertsons Cos.
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UCONN TODAY — Stephen Bright, a capital defense lawyer who has argued and won four death penalty cases before the U.S. Supreme Court, will deliver the commencement address as UConn School of Law graduates the Class of 2024 on May 12, 2024.
Read More about University of Connecticut Law to host capital defense lawyer Stephen Bright for commencement addressCooley Law professor emeritus Joseph Kimble recognized for article on legal writing
COOLEY LAW SCHOOL — Joseph Kimble, a Distinguished Professor Emeritus at Cooley Law School, has been recognized by TopLaw for his article Minimize Prepositional Phrases. Question Every of (Part 1).
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CORNELL LAW SCHOOL — “The ACLU sometimes represents people whose speech we find vile, because the First Amendment applies to all,” highlighted Cecillia Wang, deputy legal director of the American Civil Liberties Union, at a panel discussion about free expression and the First Amendment in the context of immigration on March 5, 2024, organized by Global Cornell and its Migrations…
Read More about Cornell Law hosts immigration law panel on the right to free speechA look at the University of Dayton Law hybrid JD program
WTDN — It’s not just officer workers looking to work from home. Around the country, college students are asking for more remote learning options. One local student is using a hybrid law path to achieve her dreams while also providing for her family.
Read More about A look at the University of Dayton Law hybrid JD programUDC Law to host former US Attorney General Loretta Lynch for panel on Black women in the law
THE WASHINGTON INFORMER — Former U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch will serve as a co-panelist at “Black Women Leading in the Law: A Tribute to Jean Camper Cahn,” which will take place at the University of the District of Columbia’s Student Center, in Heritage Hall, on March 21.
Read More about UDC Law to host former US Attorney General Loretta Lynch for panel on Black women in the lawDrexel Law professor Richard Frankel to release study on corporate tactics to avoid mass arbitration
REUTERS — A first-ever empirical study of corporate tactics to fend off mass arbitration found that major companies are embracing contract provisions requiring consumers and employees to engage in “informal” dispute resolution programs before they are permitted to file formal — and costly — arbitration demands.
Read More about Drexel Law professor Richard Frankel to release study on corporate tactics to avoid mass arbitrationDuke Law Wrongful Convictions Clinic secures exoneration for client
DUKE LAW NEWS — Quincy Marquies Amerson, a client of the Duke Law School Wrongful Convictions Clinic, walked free late Wednesday for the first time in more than two decades after the clinic presented exculpatory evidence in his 2001 murder conviction and the state dismissed its case.
Read More about Duke Law Wrongful Convictions Clinic secures exoneration for clientDuke Law Environmental Law and Policy Clinic submits comments on proposed rule for reduction of single-use plastics
DUKE LAW NEWS — Working toward stronger standards to reduce plastic pollution, the Duke Environmental Law and Policy Clinic(ELPC) submitted comments earlier this week on a proposed new rule that aims to reduce the amount of single-use plastic packaging consumed by the federal government.
Read More about Duke Law Environmental Law and Policy Clinic submits comments on proposed rule for reduction of single-use plasticsFordham Law professor Constantine Katsoris honored for 60 years of service at the school
THE NATIONAL HERALD — Professor Constantine ‘Gus’ Katsoris was honored with Fordham University’s 60-year Bene Merenti Medal at the University Convocation on March 3.
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