Homepage Highlights Archive
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.
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.
On October 21, Professor Mark Weston Janis will speak on "The U.S. Supreme Court and Human Rights" at a Oxford University Human Rights Workshop.
On October 15 Professor Richard Wilson will give a lecture on "Expert Witnesses at the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia" at the Harriman Institute of Columbia University.
Professor Leonard Orland has been reelected chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Federal Bar Council.
Professor Steven Davidoff, the Deal Professor on The New York Times "DealBook" site, will moderate an online roundtable discussion on "Too Soon to Rethink? Assessing the Financial Crisis."
On October 7, Professor Patricia McCoy testified on “Securitization of Assets: Problems and Solutions” before the U.S. Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Subcommittee on Securities, Insurance, and Investment.
On October 9 Professor Ruth Mason will present "Federalism and Tax Expenditures" at the 2009 Harvard Workshop on Current Research in Taxation.
Join Dean Jeremy Paul on Monday, October 5 for the first in a series of talks with the dean and other members of the Law School community.