News & Information
Faculty in the News
- November 15, 2009, Dallas Morning News: Steven M. Davidoff in Affiliated Computer Services founder Darwin Deason set to become a billionaire in Xerox deal
- November 1, 2009, Hartford Courant: Sara Bronin in Restoration Beats Demolition
- October 27, 2009, National Law Journal: Patricia A. McCoy in Washington Mutual Sues to Get Billions Back From FDIC
- October 22, 2009, Kersten Communications: Richard Pomp in KC Fiscal Focus: Dissenting Tax Commissioners Say Chairman Used A “Bad Process”
- October 22, 2009, State Tax Review: Richard Pomp in Dissenting Commissioner Explains Opposition to California Reform Proposal
- October 19, 2009, Connecticut Law Tribune: Sara Bronin in A Not-So-Simple Matter Of Faith
- October 13, 2009, Atlantic Wire: Steven M. Davidoff in Bank of America Exposes Records, to Warnings of Legal Chaos
- October 12, 2009, State Tax Notes: Richard Pomp in Do Tax Reform Commissions Still Work?
- October 12, 2009, USA Today: Patricia A. McCoy in Zombie stocks (like AIG, WaMu, Lehman Bros.) just refuse to die
- October 9, 2009, Citizens for Tax Justice: Richard Pomp in As Expected, California Tax Commission Releases Sharply Regressive Tax "Reform" Plan
Homepage Highlights
On November 23 meet members of the criminal law faculty. This event offers students an opportunity to get a better understanding of the academic and career opportunities that exist within this law discipline.
Anita McBride, former chief of staff to Laura Bush and 1981 graduate of UConn, recently met with Professor Richard Parker's class as part of the Law School's new Semester in DC Program.
On November 19, Professor Alexandra Lahav will present "Portraits of Resistance: Lawyers at Guantanamo Military Courts" at UConn's Human Rights Institute.
On November 13, Professor James Stark will present "Changing Minds: The Work of Mediators and Empirical Studies of Persuasion" at Washington University Law.
On November 14, Professor Sachin Pandya will present his paper, "The First Liability Insurance Cartel in America," at the annual meeting of the American Society for Legal History in Dallas.
On November 12, Professor Richard Pomp will be the luncheon speaker at the California Tax Policy Conference in San Diego.
Join members of the Law School community for the 17th Annual UConn Law School Public Interest Law Group (PILG) Auction on November 20.
On November 11, Professor Leonard Orland will speak at the Financial Services Industry Regulatory Compliance and Ethics Forum 2009 in New York City.
On November 10, Professor Ruth Mason will present "Federalism and Tax Expenditures" at the University of Toronto School of Law.
Professor Richard Pomp will be the plenary speaker at Tax Rapp in New York City on November 9.
