Joe Regalia (Law) has led generative AI and other legal technology talks and workshops for Fortune 500 legal teams, law firms, nonprofits, and other groups this summer. He will also led an upcoming talk about AI and legal technology for the Nevada State Bar. 

Joe Regalia (Law) will travel overseas and teach a mix of federal, state, and territorial judges legal writing in a multi-day intensive for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. This is the third time he has designed and led a program like this for the judiciary.

Ruben J. Garcia (Law) was quoted in the Las Vegas Review story, "What Work Actions Could Look Like for Clark County Teachers as School Year Begins," on Aug. 6, 2023.

Over the summer, Joe Regalia (Law) taught legal writing programs for the Department of Justice (including separate programs for more nearly a dozen different teams spanning DOJ Civil, Antitrust, Tax, and others). He also led legal writing programs for the FDA, U.S. Office of Special Counsel, the U.S. Department of Labor, Veteran's…

Joseph Regalia (Law) recently gave a talk at the William & Mary Law School on "The Case for Iterative Generative AI in the Law School Classroom."

Kathryn Stanchi (Law) published her new article, "The Rhetoric of Rape Through the Lens of Commonwealth v. Berkowitz," in the International Journal for the Semiotics of Law.

Professor Francine J. Lipman (Law) coauthored a chapter on tax justice delivered through federal and state tax systems in a book published by the Civil Rights and Social Justice Section of the American Bar Association titled, “The Legal and Social Ramifications of Pandemics on Civil Rights and Civil Liberties.” The book is a resource that helps…

Nancy Rapaport (Law) will speak at the Fall 2023 ABA Standing Committee on Lawyers' Professional Liability National Legal Malpractice Conference in September in Chicago, Illinois. She will present on Cutting Edge Data Analytics – Claims Prediction and more. 

David Orentlicher (Law) was appointed by the Uniform Law Commission as the Vice-Chair of its Study Committee. The committee will examine the question whether people born via assisted reproduction should be able to learn the identity of an egg or sperm donor whose donation led to their birth.

Keith Rowley (Law) recently attended the annual meeting of the Uniform Law Commission, where he participated in discussions with the drafting committees of several acts and proposed changes that were incorporated into the texts of the subsequently-approved Uniform Consumer Debt Default Judgments Act, Uniform Restrictions in Land Records Act, and…

Benjamin Edwards (Law) co-wrote a blog post, "FINRA Faces Uphill Battle in Case Challenging Its Enforcement Authority," that was published in the Columbia Blue Sky Blog, one of the nation's top blogs for corporate and securities law. The post features scholarship on the risk that court decisions may destabilize financial regulators.

David Orentlicher (Law) published an article, "Gun Regulation and the U.S. Constitution," in a special issue on U.S. law for a French legal journal that publishes research on International, Comparative, and European Law, Confluence des droits_La revue.