Hay named U.S. Reporter for 2014 Congress on International Comparative Law
L.Q.C. Lamar Professor of Law Peter Hay was named U.S. national reporter for the 2014 International Academy of Comparative Law Congress in Vienna.
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2012: News Releases
Professor Fineman is Visiting Professor at Green College in British Columbia
Martha Albertson Fineman was the Cecil H. and Ida Green Distinguished Visiting Professor at Green College at the University of British Columbia this past fall.
Turner Environmental Law Clinic students cut their teeth on case before D.C. Circuit
Turner Environmental Law Clinic students challenged a license issued by the U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
Law and Religion alumnus named CSLR Associate Director
The Center for the Study of Law and Religion at Emory Law named Silas Allard as Associate Director
Freer addresses 11th Circuit Judges on Supreme Court class action trend
Emory Law Professor Richard Freer addressed the judges of the United States district court and court of appeals for the Eleventh Circuit last week, in a workshop sponsored by the Federal Judicial Center.
Emory Moot Court team advances in regionals of national competition
The Emory Moot Court Society saw practice pay off last week, as it advanced to the semifinal round of the regional National Moot Court Competition held Nov. 8-10, in Jacksonville, Fla.
Ambassador Adelman 89L discusses Southeast Asia's role in global economy
David Adelman 89L, U.S. ambassador to Singapore, discusses the role of southeast Asia in the global economy.
Transactional Law education conference emphasizes practice-ready lawyers
Emory Law's Center for Transactional Law and Practice sponsored the conference 'Preparing the Transactional Lawyer: From Doctrine to Practice,' on Nov. 2-3.
Georgia Court of Appeals holds session at Emory Law Nov. 14
The Georgia Court of Appeals will hear oral arguments at Emory University School of Law at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 14.
Governor Deal appoints Hutchinson 89L to Superior Court bench
On Nov. 7, Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal announced the appointment of George F. Hutchinson III 89L to the Gwinett County Superior Court Bench.
Mock Trial Society teams reach quarter-finals at national competitions
Emory Law's Mock Trial Society team advanced farther than any Emory team has thus far.
Gov. Deal appoints Carter to Georgia Commission on Family Violence
Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal appointed Barton Child Law and Policy Center Executive Director Melissa Carter to the Commission on Family Violence.
Pennsylvania enacts land bank legislation co-drafted by Professor Alexander
On Wednesday, Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett signed the Land Bank Act, legislation informed by the research of Emory Law Professor Frank Alexander.
Emory Law students get rare experience through landmark Google Books case
Emory Law students got rare insight into a landmark decision this month on digital copyright.
Emory Law faculty scholarship Informs decisions, debate on policy issues
Emory Law's professors are regularly quoted as expects on breaking news stories.
Allan Diamond appointed chair of Emory Law Advisory Board
Allan Diamond 79L was appointed the new chair of the Advisory Board of the Emory University School of Law.
Professor Dudziak examines the impact of war on law and democracy
War and peace aren't easily defined, Mary L. Dudziak says in her new book, War Time: An Idea, Its History, Its Consequences.
Motivated professionals pursue Emory graduate law degree in first juris master class
Emory Law launched its innovative juris master program this fall.
Racial stereotypes influence opinion on earned income tax credit, Professor Brown says
The myth of the welfare queen that emerged during the Clinton administration continues to warp tax law and enforcement, Brown argues.
Governor appoints Branch 94L to Georgia Court of Appeals
Elizabeth Branch 94L will be sworn in as judge for the Georgia Court of Appeals on Sept. 4.