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Law’s Jessie Hill discussed the changing tactics of abortion-rights activists
How abortion-rights advocates won in Mississippi The Washington Post: Jessie Hill, the Judge Ben C. Green Professor of Law, said abortion-rights activists at the state level are staffing up and are more open to different approaches than they were a decade ago, but “it’s starting way too late.”
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Law’s Lewis Katz discussed the consent decree between Cleveland and the Justice Department 
Small Cleveland police agencies in compliance with consent decree, but lack civilian oversight, according to commission analysis cleveland.com: Lewis Katz, the John C. Hutchins Professor Emeritus of Law, discussed the consent decree between the city of Cleveland and the U.S. Justice Department,…
Student Q&A with Alexander Lippiatt
Alexander Lippiatt Major: Finance Q: What are you up to this summer? I’m working an internship with Dentsu International in Los Angeles, California.  Q: What do you do in this position? I am on Dentsu’s mergers and acquisitions (M&A) team. I work on live deals consisting of companies that Dentsu…
Student Q&A with Milana Sacco
Milana Sacco Majors: Business Management with a secondary major in Theater Q: What are you up to this summer? I have been busy running my small business Made by Milana. For my business, I bake cookies for weddings, graduation parties, and even first birthday parties. My custom sugar cookies have…
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Law’s Jonathan Entin discussed the penalties abortion providers in Ohio could face
What are the potential consequences in Ohio for abortion patients, providers? WKYC: Jonathan Entin, the David L. Brennan Professor Emeritus of Law and adjunct professor of political science, said that fines and license revocations are a real possibility for abortion providers—and possibly for…
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Law’s Jonathan Adler discussed the EPA case before the Supreme Court
Supreme Court limits power of EPA, other regulatory agencies Wall Street Journal (subscription required): Jonathan Adler, the Johan Verheij Memorial Professor of Law, said the Supreme Court case stripping the EPA of its power to regulate is a warning to regulatory agencies that they should be…
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Fred Gray, iconic civil rights attorney and CWRU School of Law alum, receives Presidential Medal of Freedom
One of Case Western Reserve University’s most iconic alumni—the man Martin Luther King Jr. called the “chief counsel for the protest movement”—received one of the highest honors bestowed on a United States civilian on July 7. Fred D. Gray, Case Western Reserve School of Law alumnus from the class…
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Find out what Weatherhead School of Management students are up to this summer! Regina Sosa Valdovinos Majors: Business Management and International Studies Minor: French Regina has an internship on the fraud investigations team with Meta in Austin,…
Student Q&A with Regina Sosa Valdovinos
Regina Sosa Valdovinos Majors: Business Management and International Studies Minor: French Q: What are you up to this summer? I’m working an internship at Meta in the Austin, Texas office. Q: What do you do in this position? I am on the fraud investigations team within global operations. My…
Weatherhead listed in top 50 schools for MBA graduates earning highest income over a lifetime
Weatherhead School of Management's Master of Business Administration (MBA) program is listed in Poets&Quants’ top 50 business schools where graduates earn the highest income over a lifetime. The analysis done for Poets&Quants by PayScale, which collects salary data from individuals through online…