Professor A. Michael Froomkin participated in Ohio State Law Journal's symposium "The Second Wave of Global Privacy Protection." The symposium brought together practitioners, academics, and government officials from across the world to...
Lecturer in Law Scott L. Rogers spoke on mindfulness at the 34th Annual National Association of Woman Judge's(NAWJ) Annual Conference in Miami Beach. More than 100 judges from across the world attended the panel presentation. Rogers, a...
Professor Caroline Mala Corbin participated in a Federalist Society Teleforum debate with Douglas Laycock on the Supreme Court's decision in Hosanna-Tabor v. EEOC. She also presented her paper on Compelled Speech at the Constitutional...
Professor Bernard Perlmutter published an article "More Therapeutic, Less Collaborative? Asserting the Psychotherapist Privilege on Behalf of Mature Minors" in the Barry Law Review. He also presented a talk on another article...
Professor Fred McChesney, who holds the de la Cruz-Mentschikoff Chair in Law and Economics, recently co-authored the new edition of the casebook Antitrust Law, Interpretation and Implementation, along with Charles Goetz and Thomas Lambert....
Professor Felix Mormann participated in a two-day manuscript roundtable at George Mason University, hosted by the Henry G. Manne Program in Law & Economic Studies. The event brought together professors of law, business, and economics to...
Professor James Nickel was one of the scholars and environmental lawyers participating in a planning meeting at American University Law School with John Knox, the newly-appointed United Nations Special Rapporteur on Human Rights and the...
Professor Rebecca Sharpless published an article titled "More Than One Lane Wide: Against Hierarchies of Helping in Progressive Legal Advocacy" in the Fall, 2012 edition of the Clinical Law Review. Professor Sharpless directs Miami Law's ...
Professor Michele DeStefano presented three times at the International Legal Ethics Conference in Alberta, Canada. She presented "Lawyers' Professional Independence: Is it Undervalued or Overrated?" and participated in the Round Table "Legal...
Professor James Nickel participated in a one-day workshop at the University of Delaware which focused on the human right to benefit from science. The event brought together legal philosophers and ethicists at the Delaware Biotechnology...
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