Professor Nancy Rapoport's (Law) work and her reputation as an expert in bankruptcy law and ethics was recently cited by the United States Trustee (an arm of the Department of Justice) in a legal argument involving a battle about expert opinions.  

Professor Mary LaFrance (Law) participated in the Contractual Override Workshop at UC Berkeley School of Law earlier this month, where intellectual property scholars engaged in exploratory discussions regarding the increasing use of licensing provisions to eliminate copyright exceptions and limitations.

Professor Nachman Gutowski (Law) presented at the University of Denver Sturm College of Law's Modern Learning Talks on Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Legal Education: Bridging Classroom Innovation, Policy Making, and Bar Exam Readiness.

Professor Danielle Finn (Law) spoke a panel on The Future of Indian Nations Gaming & Governance (INGG) Program at the INGG Annual Symposium. 

Professor Addie Rolnick (Law) moderated a panel on The Future of Indian Nations Gaming & Governance (INGG) Program at the INGG Annual Symposium. 

Professor Michael Kagan (Law) was a panelist for the Know Your Rights: Immigration Town Hall and Resource Fair. 

Professor Nachman Gutowski's (Law) new article, "Disclosing the Machine: Trends, Policies, and Considerations of Artificial Intelligence Use in Law Review Authorship," was accepted for publication by the Jacksonville University Law Review. 

Professor Carla Bywaters (Law) was part of a panel discussion on Tribal Governance at the Indian Nations Gaming & Governance's Annual Symposium. 

Nachman Gutowski's (Law) co-authored article, The Keystone State Should Forge a New Path to Lawyer Licensure, has been accepted for publication with the University of North Texas College of Law Review, On the Cusp.

Nancy Rapoport (Law) published a new article on Law360 entitled, "Lights, Camera, Ethics? TV Lawyers Tend to Set Bad Example."

Michael Kagan (Law) authored a new blog post for Behind the Border entitled, "Mass Deportation Is Growing More Likely (but it's not here yet)."

Ruben Garcia (Law) was featured on a recent episode of the Power at Work Blogcast which announced the winners of the Labor Grammy Awards.