Penn Carey Law shares highlights from 2022
PENN STATE CAREY LAW — As we reflect on an exceptionally noteworthy year in legal history, the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School celebrates their community’s accomplishments with a collection of top news stories of 2022.
Read More about Penn Carey Law shares highlights from 2022Penn State University creates panel to develop structure for reunifying Penn State Law and Penn State Dickinson Law
PENN STATE LAW — Penn State received more than 700 nominations from students, staff, faculty and alumni to serve on the panel charged by President Neeli Bendapudi with developing recommendations on how to reunite Penn State’s two, separately accredited law schools, Penn State Dickinson Law and Penn State Law. In November, Bendapudi announced that she…
Read More about Penn State University creates panel to develop structure for reunifying Penn State Law and Penn State Dickinson LawPenn State Law professor Kit Kinports to co-author new edition of legal treatise
PENN STATE LAW — Kit Kinports, Penn State Law in University Park Polisher Family Distinguished Faculty Scholar and professor of law, was recently selected to co-author one of the most well-known and relied upon legal treatises—McCormick on Evidence—originally published in 1954 and now in its eighth edition. The five other co-authors are nationally prominent legal…
Read More about Penn State Law professor Kit Kinports to co-author new edition of legal treatisePenn State Law attracts students from Uzbekistan for LLM program
PENN STATE LAW — Penn State Law in University Park expands its global outreach to international students each year. With established footholds in China, Colombia, and India, Penn State Law has recently garnered the interest of students from another country: Uzbekistan. The LL.M. program has 23 Uzbekistan students enrolled in the Class of 2023. This…
Read More about Penn State Law attracts students from Uzbekistan for LLM programA profile on Penn State Law student Max Giuliano
PENN STATE SCHOOL OF LAW — Max Giuliano, a third-year law student at Penn State Law in University Park, has had an eventful law school career. Currently ranked second out of 115 students in his class, Giuliano has received the Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction Awards for the highest grades in Torts, Administrative Law, and…
Read More about A profile on Penn State Law student Max GiulianoPepperdine Law student Brandon Posivak publishes article in University of Miami Business Law Review
PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY RICK J. CARUSO SCHOOL OF LAW — Pepperdine Caruso Law third-year student Brandon Posivak’s article, “The Demise of the Hub-and-Spoke Cartel and the Rise of the Student Athlete: A Significant Step Toward a New Era of Conferences in NCAA v. Alston,” is published in the University of Miami Business Law Review. The article…
Read More about Pepperdine Law student Brandon Posivak publishes article in University of Miami Business Law ReviewRutgers Law and Seton Hall Law students help abused prisoners receive compensation
RUTGERS LAW SCHOOL — Rutgers Law School students played a crucial role in a $20.8 million settlement providing compensation to women who recently served time at the Edna Mahan Correctional Facility for Women, where a systemic culture of abuse has been well documented.
Read More about Rutgers Law and Seton Hall Law students help abused prisoners receive compensationUniversity of San Diego Law professor Orly Lobel discusses how algorithms can be used to improve workplace diversity
UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO SCHOOL OF LAW — Lobel works as a law professor specializing in labor at the University of San Diego, California, and has a deep understanding of both the pros and cons of modern tools. She believes that automation could help companies meet diversity goals.
Read More about University of San Diego Law professor Orly Lobel discusses how algorithms can be used to improve workplace diversityUniversity of St. Thomas Law professor Michael Stokes co-authors Constitutional law casebook
UNIVERSITY OF ST. THOMAS SCHOOL OF LAW — The fifth edition of The Constitution of the United States (2023), co-authored by law professor Michael Stokes Paulsen, has been published by West Academic.
Read More about University of St. Thomas Law professor Michael Stokes co-authors Constitutional law casebookA conversation with Seattle University Law professor Sital Kalantry
SEATTLE UNIVERSITY LAW — As a law student in the 1990’s, Sital Kalantry co-founded the South Asian Law Students Association at the University of Pennsylvania School of Law. In many ways, this kind of student association was a rarity in American law schools.
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