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STLA Places at Numerous Competitions After a successful fall semester, the Georgia State University College of Law Student Trial Lawyers Association has kept the momentum going this spring—traveling to various competitions across the country and earning top honors.  One STLA team placed sixth overall in the national American Association of Justice Mock Trial Competition on… Read more »

Welcome: Kristina Niedringhaus Kristina Niedringhaus joins Georgia State University College of Law as associate dean for library and information services and associate professor of law. Niedringhaus most recently served as law library director and associate professor at Cleveland-Marshall College of Law at Cleveland State University. Previously, she served as an associate librarian for Georgia State… Read more »

Collaboration Key for New Clinic Secretary of State Brian Kemp visited the College of Law’s new Investor Advocacy Clinic offices along with Tom Zagorsky and representatives from the Division of Securities to discuss opportunities for collaboration with Clinic Director Doug Yarn, Assistant Clinical Professor Nicole Iannarone and clinic students on Sept. 5. As Georgia’s commissioner… Read more »

STLA Earns Most Professional Team Award Georgia State Law’s Student Trial Lawyers Association team received the “Most Professional Team” award in the Lone Star Classic Mock Trail Challenge on Oct. 17-19. The team of Alex Galvan (J.D. ’14), Lynette Jimenez (J.D. ’14), A.J. Rosa (J.D. ’15) and Alexis Person (J.D. ’15) went undefeated going into… Read more »

Alumnus Honors Favorite Professor “One of the enduring pleasures of teaching, especially teaching law, is watching your former students go on to succeed and prosper. Some become highly successful in their areas of practice, others become elected officials, some become judges, and a few become friends,” says L. Lynn Hogue, professor of law emeritus about… Read more »

College of Law Home »  Experts Guide Experts Guide Show Expert Listings: By Subject | By Name Administrative Law Agency and Partnership Anti-Discrimination Law Antitrust Law Application of Evolutionary Game Theory Bankruptcy Behavioral Psychology Bioethics Business and Commercial Law Business Law Children’s Rights Civil Rights Civil Trial and Procedure Commercial and Real Estate Transactions Computer Law Conflict Resolution, Negotiation,… Read more »

Teaching Business Ethics in Haiti “Haiti is a place of amazing contrasts. It is extremely poor. Most houses are small and many primitive, but the people have a certain dignity, which never fails to impress me,” says L.Lynn Hogue, who spent Spring Break teaching business ethics through his church. Hogue, professor emeritus, traveled to Les… Read more »

Fulbright Recipient Works in Brazil The Fulbright U.S. Student Program recently awarded Max Holland (J.D. ’13) with a scholarship to participate in the Fulbright English Teaching Assistantships Program. As part of the program, he will work at a teaching university in Brazil to help improve students’ English language skills and their knowledge of the United… Read more »

Once More a Best Value Oct. 3, 2013 ATLANTA – The Georgia State University College of Law is among the nation’s top 10 “Best Value Law Schools,” according to the October issue of The National Jurist. The college, which has made the top 10 list for the past seven years, continues to be the No…. Read more »

Second Place for Moot Court Georgia State University College of Law’s Moot Court team was named a runner-up in the National Health Law Moot Court Competition on Nov. 1-2. The team of Kara Gordon (J.D. ’14), Janelle Alleyne (J.D. ’15), Nirvi Shah (J.D. ’15) and coach Gregory Fosheim (J.D. ’14) competed against teams from the… Read more »