UIC Law Faculty News Essay by UIC Law Dean Featured in Chicago Law Bulletin An essay written by UIC Law Dean Nicky Boothe is featured in a special edition of the Chicago Law Bulletin in honor of Law Day 2023. Assistant Professor Yelena Duterte is Published in the Washington Post Assistant Professor of Law and Director of Veterans Legal Clinic, Yelena Duterte, writes an opinion piece was in response to an OpEd by the Washington Post’s Editorial Board in regards to veterans disability benefits. UIC Law's Veterans Legal Clinic Files a Amicus Brief in the Supreme Court The UIC Law Veterans Legal Clinic (VLC), co-counseled with the University of Missouri and the University of Florida’s Veteran’s Clinics, filed an amicus brief in the Supreme Court of the United States against… Professor Sarah Dávila A. Publishes Scholarly Article on The Escazú Agreement Stanford Law School publishes scholarly article on The Escazú Agreement, written by UIC Law Assistant Professor and International Human Rights Clinic Director. Professor and Interim Dean has op-ed published in Visible Magazine An op-ed titled “Asian Americans: stand up against anti-woke (read anti-Black) politics!” written by Professor of Law and Interim Associate Dean of Experiential Education, Kim Ricardo-Perez is published in Visble Magazine. Read an… Professor Claire Raba appointed to American Bar Foundation 2023-24 cohort of Faculty Scholars The ABF/JPB Foundation Access to Justice Scholars Program is proud to announce the 2023-24 cohort of Faculty Scholars. From diverse backgrounds, each brings expertise to further the program’s core mission: generating impactful research… UIC Law Becomes First Law School to Launch Strategic Agenda of the Judicial Branch The UIC Law Office of Professionalism & Engagement, in conjunction with the Office of the Dean, launched the Strategic Agenda of the Illinois Judicial Branch by hosting their program: “Charting the Course: Innovations… Professor Schwinn Cited by CNBC on Supreme Court A CNBC story about the oral arguments presented this week to the Supreme Court in challenges to President Biden’s college loan forgiveness plan includes analysis from Steven Schwinn, professor of law. Dean Nicky Boothe Featured in "Black Women Leading Illinois Law Schools" 2Civility.org explores the Black woman who are leading four of Illinois’ nine law schools. Diving into their dynamic paths and approaches to leadership demonstrate how legal organizations can better reflect and represent the… Professor Ann Lousin Speaks on Illinois Semiautomatic Ban Requirements The Associated Press interviewed Ann Lousin, UIC professor of law, about Illinois constitutional requirements as they pertain to the state’s ban on semiautomatic weapons and the corresponding legal challenges. Read the full article… Prev 1 2 3 4 5 6 Next
