Rodriguez 15L named Immigrant Justice Corps Fellow
Laura Rodriguez 15L has been appointed as one of 25 Immigrant Justice Corps Fellows for the 2015 class.
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TI:GER team wins TiE contest with spinal implant device
Team Viapore, a TI:GER team consisting of an Emory Law student and Georgia Tech MBA and PhD students, won the April TiE Atlanta Young Entrepreneurs University Competition with their medical device for spinal implants.
Turner Environmental Law Clinic student Jeni Lamb 16L advocates for urban agriculture
Jeni Lamb 16L, a student working with the Turner Environmental Law Clinic, presented her proposals to revise the Fulton County (Georgia) zoning ordinance to permit and promote urban agriculture.
Emory Law to establish John Lewis Chair in civil rights, social justice
Emory Law received a $1.5 million donation to help establish a John Lewis Chair in Civil Rights and Social Justice.
McCoyd 93L appointed as DeKalb County magistrate
Matt McCoyd 93L, long-time Emory Trial Techniques instructor, has been appointed to serve as a judge with the DeKalb County Magistrate Court. "I am honored to have the opportunity to serve the citizens of DeKalb County in this position," McCoyd said, noting that he plans to continue teaching at Emory Law.
Emory Law authors contribute to social sciences reference collection
Emory University School of Law authors played a significant role in the second edition of the International Encyclopedia of the Social and Behavioral Sciences, which was officially published by Elsevier on April 2.
Emory Law teams win national transactional law negotiation contest
On the heels of impressive regional wins, Emory Law's Transactional Law Program Negotiation Team recently won Best Draft, Semi-Finalist and National Champion honors (Seller's side) at the 2015 National Transactional LawMeet.
Emory professor invites human rights debate through new website
Professor Abdullahi Ahmed An-Na'im, Charles Howard Candler Professor of Law, recently launched a new scholarly website/blog
Emory Law is international law and religion moot court champ
Emory University School of Law won an international law and religion moot court competition in Venice, Italy, prevailing over 14 teams from four continents.
Emory Law panel to explore the business case for diversity
Monday, April 20, Emory University School of Law will host its second annual Diversity Speaker Series panel discussion.
Marti 99L confirmed as U.S. Intellectual Property Enforcement Coordinator
Daniel Marti 99L was unanimously confirmed as U.S. Intellectual Property Enforcement Coordinator by the Senate on March 9.
Emory Journal draws labor law experts for NLRB Symposium
The Emory Law Journal will host a one-day symposium on labor law on Friday, April 10 at the law school.