Profile on University of Richmond Law student Tiffany Ngo
RICHMOND LAW — Tiffany Ngo, hopes to pave the way for future Asian American students, bridge the gap between cultural differences, and normalize minority representation ina field that is underrepresented.
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RUTGERS LAW — On Law Day 2023, Deborah Enix-Ross, Senior Advisor to the International Dispute Resolution Group of Debovoise & Plimpton, joins Co-Dean Kim Mutcherson to talk about her role as the American Bar Association President and the importance of alternative dispute resolution (ADR).
Read More about Podcast: Rutgers Law co-dean Kimberly Mutcherson speaks with ABA president Deborah Enix-RossUSC Gould Law co-launches joint degree in innovation economics, law, and regulation
USC GOULD LAW — Responding to market demand for specialized skills in economics and regulation, the University of Southern California Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences Department of Economics and the USC Gould School of Law will launch a joint degree program, the Master of Science in Innovation Economics, Law and Regulation (MIELR), in…
Read More about USC Gould Law co-launches joint degree in innovation economics, law, and regulationUSC Gould Law professor Robin Craig offers insight into Colorado River plan with environmental expertise
USC GOULD LAW — Earlier this month, the Biden administration proposed a plan to distribute cuts from the Colorado River and resolve the century-long legal dispute between states across the American Southwest that share its water supplies. Decades of drought and overuse have brought the river’s water levels to historic lows. States in the Lower…
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USC GOULD LAW — Experts and academics discussed the future of the intellectual property law industry in light of emerging artificial intelligence technology, landmark cases and other developments at the 2023 Intellectual Property Institute, hosted by USC Gould School of Law in March. The two-day continuing legal education conference, titled “The Pathways to Clear IP…
Read More about USC Gould Law hosts Intellectual Property InstituteStanford Law Religious Liberty Clinic celebrates 10th anniversary
STANFORD LAW — When Stanford Law School Professor James Sonne launched the school’s Religious Liberty Clinic in 2013, there were no blueprints to consult or models on which to build. Stanford Law School’s clinic was the first of its type in the country. This year, as the clinic celebrates 10 years of pioneering education and…
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SYRACUSE LAW — Zach Eichner began his journey at RIT as a biotechnology major, but after taking some public policy courses he realized he may be better suited for a different field. When he learned about the newly developed Accelerated 3+3 Law Program partnership between RIT and Syracuse University (SU), he said a lightbulb went…
Read More about Syracuse Law welcomes first Rochester Institute of Technology Students for ‘3+3’ accelerated degree programUniversity of Utah Law course aims to teach students about the need for reform
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH LAW — Deno Himonas, who retired in 2022 as a justice on the Utah Supreme Court, is currently Innovator-in-Residence at the S.J. Quinney College of Law, where he encourages students to examine the regulatory status-quo that governs lawyers in America. His first order of business: Create a course called “Disrupting Regulation,” co-taught…
Read More about University of Utah Law course aims to teach students about the need for reformUniversity of Utah Law professor Chris Peterson contributes research to California consumer protection legislation
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH LAW — Professor Chris Peterson, the College of Law’s John J. Flynn Endowed Professor of Law, joined California Attorney General Rob Bonta and California Assembly Member Brian Maienschein at an April 7 press conference to announce proposed legislation protecting victims of predatory businesses found to have violated California consumer protection laws.
Read More about University of Utah Law professor Chris Peterson contributes research to California consumer protection legislationUniversity of Utah Law Refugee Law Clinic helps Ukrainian refugees
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH LAW — Ukrainian refugees had few safe options as they fled their country after Russia’s 2022 invasion. One such family ended up in Utah. In April of last year, a mother and her two children entered the United States from Mexico and started the arduous process of applying for asylum. The family’s…
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