UCLA Law professor Scott Cummings recognized for legal ethics scholarship
UCLA LAW — UCLA School of Law professor Scott Cummings has been awarded the Fred C. Zacharias Memorial Prize for Scholarship in Professional Responsibility, the top annual honor in legal ethics that the Association of American Law Schools presents.
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UC LAW SAN FRANCISCO — Professor Cheryl I. Harris has spent decades working to understand the systems and structures that perpetuate inequality, and this year she will share her knowledge and insights with law students as a visiting professor at UC Law San Francisco.
Read More about A profile on UC Law San Francisco (formerly UC Hastings) visiting professor Cheryl I. HarrisUniversity of Georgia Law professor Nathan S. Chapman discusses the importance of mutual respect
UGA TODAY — Nathan S. Chapman has established himself as a world-class scholar on the intersection of law and religion.
Read More about University of Georgia Law professor Nathan S. Chapman discusses the importance of mutual respectGeorge Washington Law professor honored for service to the legal academy
GW LAW — The Asian American Pacific Islander and Middle Eastern and North African Women in the Legal Academy Workshop honored GW Law professor Cynthia Lee with the “Award for Dedicated Service to the Academy” at its annual workshop in October.
Read More about George Washington Law professor honored for service to the legal academyJacksonville University Law professor Tim Cost recognized as ‘Downtowner of the Year’
JACKSONVILLE DAILY RECORD — Other winners included Brandy Hicks as Ambassador of the Year, Chamblin’s Uptown and RAM’s John Silveira.
Read More about Jacksonville University Law professor Tim Cost recognized as ‘Downtowner of the Year’University of Michigan Law professor Dave Moran honored for excellence in clinical and experiential teaching
MICHIGAN LAW — Professor David A. Moran, ’91, is best known for co-founding the Michigan Innocence Clinic. It’s fitting then, that in his farewell Blue Jeans Lecture to the Michigan Law community, he shared the floor with one of his final exonerees.
Read More about University of Michigan Law professor Dave Moran honored for excellence in clinical and experiential teachingNorthwestern Law professor Daniel Rodriguez publishes book on the government’s ‘police power’
NORTHWESTERN PRITZKER SCHOOL OF LAW — During the public health crisis spawned by COVID, the extent of government’s “police power”—the legal ability to compel citizens to take (or not take) certain actions in the name of health, safety, welfare and the overall public interest—received renewed scrutiny and controversy.
Read More about Northwestern Law professor Daniel Rodriguez publishes book on the government’s ‘police power’Penn Carey Law professor Karen M. Tani pens foreword for Harvard Law Review Supreme Court edition
PENN CAREY LAW — Seaman Family University Professor Karen M. Tani L’07, PhD’11 has written the Foreword to this year’s Harvard Law Review Supreme Court issue, a prestigious opportunity offered to only one legal scholar every year.
Read More about Penn Carey Law professor Karen M. Tani pens foreword for Harvard Law Review Supreme Court editionPenn Carey Law highlights professors named among most cited corporate and securities regulation faculty
PENN CAREY LAW — Jill E. Fisch, the Saul A. Fox Distinguished Professor of Business Law, is the third most-cited corporate law and securities regulation professor in the United States, according to Brian Leiter’s 20 Most Cited Corporate Law & Securities Regulation Faculty in the U.S., 2019-2023.
Read More about Penn Carey Law highlights professors named among most cited corporate and securities regulation facultyAn interview with Rutgers Law professor Sarah Medina Camiscoli
COLUMBIA COLLEGE TODAY — Sarah Medina Camiscoli ’12 is an assistant professor of law at Rutgers Law; her expertise lies at the intersection of constitutional law, education law and youth social movements.
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