Professor Greg McNeal, Navigating Legal Uncertainty: SEC Environmental Disclosures in the Maritime Industry and Beyond -- Tulane Law Review
Professor Gregory S. McNeal's article, Navigating Legal Uncertainty: SEC Environmental Disclosures in the Maritime Industry and Beyond, is published in the Tulane Law Review.
Professor Emeritus Robert Cochran and Jack White (JD '03) Present "Work and Faithful Presence" -- The Witte Workshops 2025
Professor emeritus Robert Cochran and alumnus Jack L. White (JD '03) presented "Work and Faithful Presence" at the John Witte, Jr. Weekend Workshops on Vocation and Law.
Dean Paul Caron and Other California Law Deans Urge California Bar to Adopt NextGen Bar Exam
Dean Paul Caron and other deans of leading California law schools urged the California Bar to adopt the Nextgen Uniform Bar Exam in 2028.
Professor Mark Kubisch Cited In "Transparent Election Initiative" -- Business Law Professors' Blog
Professor Mark Kubisch's law review article, Constitutionally Suspect Interventions in the Shareholder Proposal Forum, was recently cited in the Business Law Professors' Blog article, "Transparent Election Initiative."
Professor Ed Larson, "Our 100-Year-Old Courtroom Drama" -- Common Good
Professor Edward J. Larson's opinion article, "Our 100-Year-Old Courtroom Drama," is published in Common Good.
Professor Chris Goodman Interviewed on "The Politics of Artificial Intelligence" -- Broadband Breakfast
Professor Chris Chambers Goodman is interviewed on the Broadband Breakfast segment "The Politics of Artificial Intelligence."
Professor Mary Hoopes Presents "The Future of Virtual Proceedings in the Federal Courts" -- Federal Courts' Advisory Committee on Civil Rules
Professor Mary S. Hoopes presented "The Future of Virtual Proceedings in the Federal Courts" to the Federal Courts' Advisory Committee on Civil Rules.
Professor Ed Larson's Book, American Inheritance, Reviewed in New York Review of Books
Professor Edward J. Larson's book, American Inheritance, is reviewed in the New York Review of Books article "The Contradictory Revolution."
Professor Joel Johnson, "Grit on the Bench, Grace in Chambers" -- Substack
Professor Joel S. Johnson's opinion article, "Grit on the Bench, Grace in Chambers," is published on Substack.