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Former volunteer Kathy Stroker  L ’04 works to keep venerable and revered agency relevant in a time of transition

Penn Law welcomes 56 students to its Master in Law (ML) degree program and more than 300 students who will take ML courses during the year

Prof. Natasha Sarin joins the Penn Law and Wharton faculty

In this pathway, Michelle Mlacker L’20 describes her internship at the Executive Office For Immigration Review (“EOIR”), an office within the U.S. Department of Justice (“DOJ”).

On August 30 Prof. Burbank, System Arbitrator of the NFL, issued a statement concerning his ruling on the NFL’s request for summary judgment against former San Francisco 49’ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick.

Penn Law welcomed the 251 students that make up the JD Class of 2021.

Penn Law faculty react to implication of President Trump in federal crime amid Cohen plea and Manafort conviction

In this pathway, Emily Lubin L’19 recounts her summer internship with the Alaska Public Defender Agency in Fairbanks, Alaska.

Justin R. Ehrenwerth L’09 discusses how Deepwater Horizon shaped his career and the challenges of Gulf Coast ecosystem restoration. 

In this pathway, Nina Kalandadze L’20 highlights her summer internship with the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office

‌Jeremy Peskin L’13 uses personal experiences to create an online platform to reduce paperwork for immigration lawyers and help immigrants who can’t afford expensive green card applications.

The Quattrone Center for the Fair Administration of Justice now accepting proposals to fund original research projects that will generate new knowledge that can improve the U.S. criminal justice system. The program is open to all Penn faculty.

In January, the elite of the securities bar gathered for an annual conference at a resort near San Diego, eager to hear from Walter J. “Jay” Clayton III ENG’88, L’93, the new chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission. Clayton was slated to deliver the gathering’s keynote address. What he really delivered was a shot across the bow.

In this pathway, Fatoumata G. Waggeh L’20 describes her summer experience learning about litigation at Akerman LLP.

The presentation intended to illuminate the long-term implications of taxing, spending, and redistribution policies within advanced economies

Nancy Nord discusses federal and state level legislation around cannabis

In this Pathway, Grace Green discusses her internship at Desmarais LLP, an intellectual property litigation boutique in New York City.

Penn Law welcomed 116 students from 29 countries into the LLM Class of 2019

Faculty offer insights about the Court’s most important regulatory decisions of the past term

Research team reveals cryptocurrency market is more centralized than previously known, publicized

Prof. Stephen Morse discusses recent case that had potentially far-reaching implications for the criminal justice system

As part of the RAPS Regulatory Focus series, ‘Focus on…,’ Coglianese profiled for his leadership, views on regulatory excellence & future of healthcare regulation. 

In this pathway, Sam Gold L’20 describes his internship at the Appellate Government (Code 46) division of the Navy JAG Corps in Washington, D.C.

Kimberly Foxx, State’s Attorney for Cook County, Illinois and Ty Stiklorius C’97 WG’03, co-founder of #FREEAMERICA and music manager, appointed to the Center’s Advisory Board

Penn Law faculty react to Trump nomination of Brett Kavanaugh for Supreme Court

Christina Chen L’20 and Vivek Kembaiyan L’20 will spend the summer providing pro-bono legal services to clients on issues relating to the internet, new technology, and intellectual property.

Co-author of the the contract stipulation talks about the project and 
Frances McDormand’s endorsement at the 2018 Academy Awards.

Prof. Yoo, who clerked forJustice Anthony Kennedy, remarks on the Supreme Court Justice’s announcement of retiring

Penn Law’s Sophia Lee comments on SCOTUS ruling that government workers can’t be forced to contribute to labor unions that represent them in collective bargaining. 

Penn Law faculty provide analysis on the court’s decision that Trump’s travel restriction fell “squarely” within the president’s authority.