Satz drafts proposed legislation to protect primates
A new bill sponsored by US Senator Cory Booker would end unethical and unnecessary testing on nonhuman primates. The New Jersey senator's office contacted Emory Law Professor Ani Satz to draft what would become the "Primate Protection and Research Modernization Act of 2018" after reading her opinion article on Volkswagen's primate experiments.
Yeargain 19L receives Burton Award as one of nation's 'finest law school writers'
Tyler Quinn Yeargain, a third-year student at Emory University School of Law, was among the ten winners for his piece, "Discretion Versus Supersession: Calibrating the Power Balance Between Local Prosecutors and State Officials."Read More »
EPIC Recognizes 2019 Inspiration Award Winners
On Tuesday, February 5, 2019, Emory University School of Law hosted the 23rd annual Emory Public Interest Committee's (EPIC) Inspiration Awards, which honored two community members and an Emory Law graduate for exceptional public service.Read More »
New bankruptcy journal comment analyzes trademark license protections
The comment examines the circuit split, comparing and contrasting whether trademark licenses should receive the same protections as other intellectual properties.Read More »
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MLK on love, power, justice: A message from Interim Dean Hughes
Interim Dean James B. Hughes, Jr.'s message of diversity and service at Emory University Schoo of Law on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
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Trump to nominate Grimberg 98L for federal bench
On April 2, President Donald Trump announced he intends to nominate Steven Grimberg 98L for U.S. District Court judge, to serve in Atlanta. Grimberg is a former U.S. attorney known for prosecuting white-collar and cyber crimes, who served with the Department of Justice for more than 12 years. In 2018, he joined Nardello & Co., where he is managing director, head of the Atlanta office, and general counsel of the Americas.
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