Gauthier 18L: Reform needed in SEC to guarantee a fair adjudicator
In a recent issue of Emory Law Journal, Lucy Gauthier 18L explores criticisms of the Securities and Exchange Commission's judges.
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Myers 18L named first black Emory Law Journal editor-in-chief
Janiel Myers 18L has been named the first black editor-in-chief of the Emory Law Journal, the law school's oldest publication. ELJ publishes six issues a year, featuring professional and student articles on a broad range of legal topics, and remains entirely student edited.
Law journals speak the language of the contemporary practitioner
Law journals provide insight into evolving legal theory, and they also illuminate the application of law in specific practice areas. Two of Emory Law's journals, ECGAR and EBDJ, are especially popular among the judges and attorneys who address the topics of corporate governance and bankruptcy on a daily basis.
U.S. Supreme Court Chief cites Emory Law Journal article in Obergefell dissent
In his dissent on the 5-4 Obergefell v. Hodges decision, Chief Justice John Roberts cited an Emory Law Journal article by Ron Den Otter, "Three May Not Be a Crowd: The Case for a Constitutional Right to Plural Marriage."" 64 Emory Law Journal 1977 (2015)
Emory Law Journal focuses on polygamy in last issue of year
The Emory Law Journal's latest issue assesses the future of marriage law in the specific context of whether polygamy is constitutionally protected.
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.
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.
In memoriam, Randolph W. Thrower 1913-2014
Emory Law notes with sadness the passing of Randolph W. Thrower 34C 36L 84H on March 8, 2014.
Equal pay trailblazer Ledbetter among Emory Law speakers
Ledbetter will present the keynote address at the annual Legal Association for Women Students conference titled, "Will Leaning In Shatter the Glass Ceiling?"