News & Information
Faculty in the News
- 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
- October 8, 2009, Housing Wire: Patricia A. McCoy in Agency, Private-Label Securitization Needs Reform, Senate Hears
Homepage Highlights
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.
On November 9 and 10, Professor Sara Bronin will present "Solar Rights & Modern Lights" at Arizona State University Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law.
Professor Richard Wilson was invited to be a guest lecturer at the International Criminal Court in The Netherlands.
On November 5, Professor Richard Pomp will be a panelist at the State Tax Roundtable for Utilities and Power in Irvine, CA.
On November 3, Professor Steven Davidoff will be a speaker at a Corporate Secretary Magazine Think Tank in New York. Professor Davidoff writes a regular column for The New York Times "DealBook" site as The Deal Professor.
Join Dean Jeremy Paul on Monday, November 2 for the second in a series of talks with the dean and other members of the Law School community.
On November 20 and 21, the Insurance Law Center, the Insurance Law Journal and the Black Law Student Association will host “Consumer Finance Post-Apartheid: The South African Experience.”
On October 22, Professor Steven Davidoff will be a speaker on a panel entitled "Shareholder M&A Update: Revisiting the Conventional Wisdom of Poison Pills and other Anti-Takeover Defenses."
On October 24, Professor Peter Lindseth will speak on "The Law-Regulation Distinction in Comparative Constitutional Perspective: the US, France and Germany" as part of a colloquium organized by the Institute Michel Villey at the University of Paris II.
