Professor Mark Kubisch, The Murky Future of Shareholder Proposals -- Iowa Journal of Corporate Law
Professor Mark Kubisch's article, The Murky Future of Shareholder Proposals, is published in the Iowa Journal of Corporate Law Digital.
Professor Jacob Charles, We Found the Most Galling Argument of the Upcoming Supreme Court Term -- Slate
Professor Jacob D. Charles's opinion article, We Found the Most Galling Argument of the Upcoming Supreme Court Term, is published in Slate.
Professor Ed Larson Elected President of the International Society for Science and Religion
Professor Edward J. Larson was elected president of the International Society for Science and Religion on September 15.
Professors Stephanie Blondell and Shaphan Roberts Present "Convening Mediation Cases: Operational Steps and Communication" -- City of Los Angeles Civil, Human Rights, and Equity Department
Professor Stephanie Blondell and senior adjunct professor Shaphan Roberts presented "Convening Mediation Cases: Operational Steps and Communication" for the City of Los Angeles Civil, Human Rights, and Equity Department Investigation Division.
Professor Jacob Charles Interviewed on "Our Transformational Moment in Second Amendment Law" -- Guns Unpacked Podcast
Professor Jacob D. Charles speaks on "Our Transformational Moment in Second Amendment Law" on the Guns Unpacked podcast.
Professor Joel Johnson, Legality Canons - Vanderbilt Law Review (forthcoming)
Professor Joel S. Johnson's article, Legality Canons, will be published in the Vanderbilt Law Review.
Professor Jacob Charles Cited in United States District Court for the District of Delaware in Rigby v. Jennings
Professor Jacob D. Charles's University of Pennsylvania Law Review Article, Ancillary Rights, is cited in the United States District Court for the District of Delaware case Rigby v. Jennings.
Professor Ed Larson Presents "The Meaning of 1776" -- Highlands-Cashiers Center
Professor Edward J. Larson presented "The Meaning of 1776" for the Highlands-Cashiers Center for Life Enrichment Summer Lecture Series.
Professor Jennifer Koh Quoted in "Trump's Mandatory ICE Detention Challenges Move Toward Supreme Court" -- Newsweek
Professor Jennifer Koh is quoted in the Newsweek article, "Trump's Mandatory ICE Detention Challenges Move Toward Supreme Court."