Fordham Law hosts panel on how court fees limit access to justice
FORDHAM LAW NEWS — State and local court fees disproportionately affect people of color and when people can’t pay them, they can face additional fees and ruined credit, making it hard to rent a home, or buy a car, and in some scenarios can even lead to incarceration.
Read More about Fordham Law hosts panel on how court fees limit access to justiceA profile on Fordham Law student Julien Adam
FORDHAM LAW NEWS — After finishing law school with a degree focused on business law from the University of Liège in Belgium, Julien Adam was looking to deepen his education.
Read More about A profile on Fordham Law student Julien AdamFordham Law welcomes students back for spring semester
FORDHAM LAW NEWS — As Fordham Law students return to classes this week, they can look forward to 13 new courses, the addition of two prestigious faculty members, and a semester filled with interesting programs and activities.
Read More about Fordham Law welcomes students back for spring semesterSeven Fordham Law professors named distinguished scholars
FORDHAM LAW NEWS — Seven Fordham Law professors have been named newly established Distinguished Scholars in recognition of their outstanding contributions.
Read More about Seven Fordham Law professors named distinguished scholarsGeorge Washington Law highlights faculty and staff at the 2024 AALS Annual Meeting
GW LAW — The faculty and staff of the George Washington University Law School made a significant impact at the Annual Meeting of the Association of American Law Schools (AALS), showcasing their expertise and commitment to legal education.
Read More about George Washington Law highlights faculty and staff at the 2024 AALS Annual MeetingGeorge Washington Law hosts panel on the intersection of science and animal law in court
THE GW HATCHET — Legal experts discussed the importance of viewing animal law cases through a scientific lens during a virtual event Thursday.
Read More about George Washington Law hosts panel on the intersection of science and animal law in courtHarvard Law professor Tomiko Brown-Nagin gives MLK Day lecture at University of North Dakota
WDAY RADIO NOW — Harvard law professor Tomiko Brown-Nagin spoke at a Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration at the University of North Dakota in Grand Forks.
Read More about Harvard Law professor Tomiko Brown-Nagin gives MLK Day lecture at University of North DakotaLSU Law to host symposium on orphan oil and gas wells
LOUSIANA RECORD — Legal, regulatory, industry, and environmental experts will converge at the LSU Paul M. Hebert Law Center on Friday, Jan. 19, for the Orphan Wells Symposium, presented by the LSU John P. Laborde Energy Law Center.
Read More about LSU Law to host symposium on orphan oil and gas wellsUniversity of Maryland Law professor Maxwell Stearns publishes book on repairing American democracy
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND FRANCIS KING CAREY SCHOOL OF LAW — In his forthcoming book Parliamentary America: The Least Radical Means of Radically Repairing Our Broken Democracy (Johns Hopkins University Press; March 5, 2024), University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law Professor Maxwell Stearns offers an optimistic vision for repairing America’s broken political system.
Read More about University of Maryland Law professor Maxwell Stearns publishes book on repairing American democracyUniversity of Massachusetts Law highlights students publishing and presenting research
UMASS DARTMOUTH — Advanced research and writing projects allow students to shine a light on a legal topic and offer opportunities to share their scholarship at
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