IHS is gathering scholars and practitioners to explore questions about how the Loper decision will impact various aspects of administrative law. Hear from panelists Eric Bolinder (Liberty University School of Law), Chris Walker (University of Michigan Law School), and Philip Wallach (American Enterprise Institute). Apply for a spot today! https://lnkd.in/egjfrNsX
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I loved hearing from David Pierce about how to succeed at Law Review and in the law. One of my favorite takeaways: “Whatever you do today, do it with the confidence of a 4 year old in a Batman t-shirt.” #lawreview #UDSL #lawstudent #lawschool
David Pierce, Chair of the firm’s Litigation Department, spoke to members of the University of Dayton Law Review during their annual orientation at the school recently. More than 50 students attended his talk, “How to Succeed at Law Review and In the Law.” The University of Dayton Law Review, founded in 1974, is a scholarly journal published three times annually by UD law students, and also features articles by judges, practitioners, and academics in important areas of law.
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The Fall 2024 Gold & Blue Law Edition features a cover story on the varied legal vocations of successful St. Mary’s Law alumni. How does the School of Law help students find their passion? Learn more: https://lnkd.in/dpMJ2mep
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☕️ Yesterday I attended a seminar held by Alejandro Rodiles, as part of Global Law Futures seminar series at University of Edinburgh Law School. 💡 If you are interested in the reflections on the #futureoflaw and the concept of #adaptivelaw , here is my quick recap from the event. ✨Happy weekend!
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For the ninth consecutive year, Elon University School of Law has been listed by The Princeton Review in its 2024 guidebook of “The Best 168 Law Schools.” Read the full story here: https://bit.ly/4dhnObQ
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Catch our Director, Asha Scielzo, in this insightful panel discussion that she moderated!
Missed our info session on becoming an adjunct law professor? Don’t worry—we’ve got you covered with the full recording! This session dives into everything you need to know to get started, from the application process and networking with law schools to designing a meaningful course. You'll hear from Professors Allison Tait, Asha Scielzo, Iris Giuffrida, Michelle Lyon Drumbl, Sonali Gunawardhana, and Deborah Eisenberg who share valuable tips, strategies, and personal insights. https://lnkd.in/eduvPN4C
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The impact was most pronounced at elite law schools, which experienced diversity reductions between 36 percent and 47 percent. Included in the analysis were prestigious institutions like the University of California, Berkeley School of Law, the University of Michigan Law School. the University of California, Los Angeles School of Law, and the University of Texas School of Law." (Canadian Lawyer) https://lnkd.in/eAuyP8Dx #legaled #lawschoolproblems #diversityandinclusion #lawstudentproblems
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The third roundtable discussion in our series on "Law and the Inhuman" is now up on Critical Legal Thinking. I'm in discussion with Adam Bobbette and Angela Last about "The Inhuman as Capital" We explore how the appropriation of and extraction from human and inhuman matters are capitalized as resources ripe for exploitation. https://lnkd.in/gH-HMKVj
The first blog of our series "Law and the Inhuman" is out at Critical Legal Thinking is now out! This series comes out of the proceedings of our workshop Tilburg Law School engaging with the 'inhuman', inhumanities & law. Thanks to our brilliant speakers & wonderful co-organisers Marie Petersmann, Kathleen Birrell & Afshin Akhtar-Khavari https://lnkd.in/gr5hYf-w
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📚 Elevate Your Law Studies with Expertly Curated Syllabi! 📚 We know how important it is to stay organized and focused in law school, which is why we've made it easier for you to access comprehensive law subject syllabi, meticulously crafted by experienced lawyers and dedicated law students. With just one click, you’ll have everything you need to stay on track, master key topics, and streamline your exam preparation. No more scrambling for course materials—get ready to study smarter, not harder! 🌐 Start today and make your study sessions more efficient: digest.ph/syllabus #Digest #LawSchool #Syllabus #Jurisprudence
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We love seeing discussions about the future of legal education! Preparing law students for the realities of hybrid law practice is essential as the profession continues to evolve. Great to see practical insights from Professor Amanda Sholtis, especially highlighting key strategies from "Medium Matters in Preparing for Law Practice: Critical e-Reading." #WidenerLawCW #WidenerLawCWLegalExpertise #LegalEducation #LegalPractice #EReading
Had an engaging discussion at the University of Denver - Sturm College of Law about the need to prepare law students for hybrid law practice as lawyers increasingly split their time between in-person and remote work. It was an honor to join the Honorable LaQunya Baker and Dean Patty Roberts on a panel moderated by Professor Sara J. Berman. I provided practical suggestions for the legal educators in attendance from my article "Medium Matters in Preparing for Law Practice: Critical e-Reading," which will be published this spring in the Duquesne Law Review . You can read a draft now at https://lnkd.in/eZSGnH6n
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Meet L. Claire Foster, the 2024-25 Editor in Chief of the UC Irvine Law Review! A third-year law student from Tustin, California, Claire holds a B.A. in History from the University of Puget Sound. Learn more about the Law Review: law.uci.edu/lawreview/
