Law Week 2013 Attorney Michael Manely (J.D. ’89) kicks off the 2013 Law Week at Georgia State University College of Law on Monday, April 1. Manely will discuss his experiences arguing before the U.S. Supreme Court in Chafin v. Chafin. The Court ruled unanimously in his client’s favor. The Student Bar Association and student organizations… Read more »
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HeLP Clinic students win benefits for a disabled child
HeLP Clinic students win benefits for a disabled child February 6, 2012 ATLANTA – The HeLP Legal Services Clinic, a part of the Health Law Partnership (HeLP) which is a community collaboration that provides legal services to low-income children and families, continued its great work advocating for its clients in the fall 2011 semester. Fifteen… Read more »
Law Week 2012
Law Week 2012 Complete List of Law Week Events Click to expand a full list of Law Week events. A full list of Law Week events is provided below and on the College calendar here. Daily schedules will be available on digital signage throughout the law school. Breakfast Bites with Law Students for Reproductive JusticeApril… Read more »
Finding a Job at CDC – Center for Law Health and Society – Georgia State University
Center for Law, Health & Society | News and Events | Center News | 2012 Archive | Finding a Job at CDC Finding a Job at CDC Finding a Job at CDC The graduates stressed the difficulty of “getting in” at CDC. “Anyone at CDC can attest to the difficulty in getting a federal job,”… Read more »
Welcome: Lauren Sudeall Lucas
Welcome: Lauren Sudeall Lucas Although Lauren Sudeall Lucas is making her first foray into full-time academia as she joins the College of Law faculty, she’s no stranger to Georgia State University or its campus. She comes to GSU from the Southern Center for Human Rights, located adjacent to GSU’s School of Music in downtown Atlanta…. Read more »
Vic Reynolds ’86 elected Cobb County DA
Vic Reynolds ’86 elected Cobb County DA Attorney Vic Reynolds ’86 of Marietta was elected Cobb County district attorney on July 31. He will replace retiring DA Pat Head. Reynolds ran against fellow Republican Cindi Yeager of Marietta in the GOP primary. Because there is no Democratic candidate in the general election, Reynolds will take… Read more »
Collaborations in Health Law and Policy
Collaborations in Health Law and Policy ATLANTA – Courtney Anderson and Erin Fuse Brown are the newest faculty members to be hired by the College of Law as part of the Second Century Initiative (2CI). 2CI is Georgia State University’s signature program to promote interdisciplinary collaboration in cutting-edge research fields across campus. The College of… Read more »
Professor Co-Writes Leading Entertainment Law Reference Guide
Professor Co-Writes Leading Entertainment Law Reference Guide Michael B. Landau, an internationally recognized authority on intellectual property and entertainment law issues, recently released the latest update to his nine-volume treatise, Lindey on Entertainment, Publishing and the Arts: Agreements and the Law, one of the leading reference sets in its field. Landau is a professor of… Read more »
Supreme Court of Georgia Visits Campus
Georgia Supreme Court Hears Oral Arguments on Campus Feb. 20 The Supreme Court of Georgia will hold oral arguments in two cases on Wednesday, Feb. 20, in the Georgia State University Student Center. Justices will hear arguments in two appeals from 10:30 a.m. until noon. The visit is in recognition of Georgia State University College… Read more »
Law Matters
Law Matters Each April, Georgia State University College of Law celebrates Law Week as an extension of the American Bar Association’s annual Law Day. Student organizations invite guest speakers and panels to discuss challenges and share ideas about the law and why it matters. Over the course of the week, our faculty and students will… Read more »