Professor Ed Larson Presents "What is an American? A Revolutionary Era Question" -- University of North Dakota
Professor Edward J. Larson presented "What is an American? A Revolutionary Era Question" at the University of North Dakota's annual Wilkins Lecture.
Professor Maureen Weston Speaks on Dispute System Design for Safesport and Athlete Mental Health -- The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law
Professor Maureen A. Weston spoke on "New NIL and Influencer Opportunities and New Demands on Athlete Mental Health" and "Dispute System Design and Safesport" at The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law.
Professors Jennifer Koh and Robert Cochran Participate in Law, Christianity, and Racial Justice Symposium -- Emory University Law
Professors Jennifer Lee Koh and Robert F. Cochran participated in the Emory University School of Law symposium "Law, Christianity, and Racial Justice."
Professor Chris Chambers Goodman Presents "Effectively Representing Clients Facing Geographic, Ethnic, or Personal Biases in IP Disputes" -- USC Intellectual Property Institute
Professor Christine Chambers Goodman presented "Effectively Representing Clients Facing Geographic, Ethnic, or Personal Biases in IP Disputes" at the 2023 USC Intellectual Property Institute.
Professor Jacob Charles Discusses "Bruen is Outpacing the Effects of Heller" -- The Reload Podcast
Professor Jacob D. Charles is a featured guest on the Reload podcast episode "Bruen is Outpacing the Effects of Heller."
Professor Michael Helfand Discusses "Carson v. Makin, Parental Choice, and Religious Liberty" -- Notre Dame School of Law
Professor Michael A. Helfand participated on the panel "Carson v. Makin, Parental Choice, and Religious Liberty" at Notre Dame School of Law.
Professor Jacob Charles Interviewed on Changes in Firearms Legislation -- CBC Radio
Professor Jacob D. Charles is interviewed regarding changes in legislation related to firearms on the CBC Radio program "As it Happens."
Professor Victoria Schwartz Quoted on Disney Character Trademark Protections - Wired Magazine
Professor Victoria L. Schwartz is quoted on Disney character trademark protections in the Wired magazine article, "Why the World Needs a Rampaging, Murderous Winnie the Pooh."
Professors Michael Helfand and Deanna Newton Participate at Festschrift for Professor Ellen Aprill
Professors Michael A. Helfand and Deanna S. Newton served as commentators at a festschrift, live symposium, and celebration in honor of Loyola Law School Los Angeles professor Ellen Aprill.