Homepage Highlights Archive
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On February 8, Professor Richard Pomp will be a speaker at the 2013 National Multistate Tax Symposium in Orlando.
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On February 8, Associate Dean Leslie Levin will be a presenter for "The Relationship Between Bar Admissions Standards and Subsequent Lawyer Discipline" at the 2013 Association of Professional Responsibility Lawyers' Mid-Year meeting in Dallas.
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The Insurance Law Center is hosting a symposium in Washington, DC on February 7 and 8 titled "The Political Economy of Financial Regulation." Professors Patricia A. McCoy and James Kwak will be presenters at the conference.
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On February 7, Associate Dean Darcy Kirk will be the featured speaker for the New Orleans Association of Law Libraries meeting. Kirk is currently serving as president of the American Association of Law Libraries.
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On February 5, the Public Interest Law Group (PILG) will offer a session on how to effectively complete the 2013 application for PILG fellowships. Last year, fourteen students were awarded fellowships where they served at organizations throughout the country.
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Students are invited to join members of the IT staff for Tech Tuesday on February 5. A member of the IT staff will be available to answer questions about technology, assist with problems and show new tools.
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On February 3, Professor Joseph A. MacDougald will present "The Supreme Court's Heller Decision and the Contours of the Second Amendment" at a community forum at Temple Beth Tikvah in Madison.
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On February 3, Professor Peter Kochenburger will present "Consumer Protection and Insurance Regulation in 2013" at the National Association of Insurance Commissioners annual conference.
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On February 6, the Black Law Students Association will present its annual Night of Inspiration featuring a panel of experts who will speak on "The School to Prison Pipeline and the Threat to Equality of Opportunity in the Classroom."
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On February 2, Professor Julia Simon-Kerr will present "Inexpert Valuations: How Courts (Should) Evaluate Complex Expert Testimony" at the Sharing Scholarship, Building Teachers Workshop at Albany Law School.
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On February 1, Professor David Thaw will present a paper on the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act at Northwestern Law's Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology's symposium, "Cybercrime."
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On February 1, the Lawyers Collaborative for Diversity invites Law School students to a panel presentation on "Being a Successful New Attorney or Summer Associate." Student should RSVP through Symplicity.
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On January 30, the Federalist Society will present Karin Agness of the American Enterprise Institute who will deliver a talk on "Becoming Superwoman: 'Having it All' and the Choices of the Modern Professional Woman."
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On January 30, Professor Richard Pomp will be a panelist for "Best & Worst of State Tax Administration and Justice vs. Injustice: The Prince of Darkness and the Master of Misconception 'Hurdling' the Issues of Nexus, Apportionment, and Discrimination" at the 22nd Annual Ohio Tax Conference.
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Law School classes that start at or after 5:00 p.m. this evening are canceled.
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Andrew J. McDonald '91 has been approved by the CT Senate and House of Representatives to serve as a justice on the CT Supreme Court. Governor Dannel P. Malloy has nominated Christine E. Keller '77 to be a judge on the CT Appellate Court. Governor Malloy also has nominated six UConn Law graduates to become judges on the Superior Court.
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On January 28, the Insurance Law Center will present Dr. Christian Armbrüster who will speak on the European Union Solvency II initiative. Dr. Armbrüster is a noted insurance law expert from Berlin, Germany.
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On January 24, the Office of International Programs will present a talk by Dr. Dire Tladi LL.M. '00 who will speak about his experience as a legal advisor of the South African Permanent Mission to the United Nations.
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On January 25, Christopher P. DeSantis will present "Building Mentoring Relationships Across Generational Divides." Members of the Law School community are invited to attend. The event is presented by the Career Planning Center.
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Spring classes begin on Tuesday, January 22, 2013! Welcome back students! We hope you had a restful winter break and are refreshed and ready to begin the spring term.
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As you pause for a few moments on Monday, January 21 to reflect on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s legacy, we invite you to listen to the words of Congressman John Lewis from our spring commencement. Congressman Lewis of Georgia is among the country's most notable civil rights leaders.
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On January 23, Professor Alexandra Lahav will deliver her paper, "Equality and Collective Litigation," at the 21st Century Litigation Pathologies and Possibilities - A Symposium in Honor of Stephen Yeazell at UCLA Law School.
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On January 22, Professor Richard Pomp will speak during the tax session at the 136th annual meeting of the New York State Bar Association in New York City.
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The Semester in DC Program offers students the opportunity to expand their horizons, gain valuable contacts and legal experience, build their resumes, and learn how our federal government works, all while working in or with a federal agency, congressional office or non-governmental organization (NGO), and living in Washington, DC. An informational session will be held on January 29.
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On February 7 and 8, the Law School's Insurance Law Center will present "The Political Economy of Financial Regulation" in Washington, DC in tandem with the Center for Law, Economics and Finance at George Washington University Law School, the Center for Banking and Finance at the University of North Carolina School of Law, and the Institute for Law and Economic Policy .
