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In the autumn edition of the Ohio State Bar Association’s Intellectual Property Newsletter, 3L Clare Shin published “Squeak and Desist,” a light-hearted examination of the 2013 legal fight, VIP Prods., LLC v. Jack Daniels, which Shin described as “a case about squeaky toys and alcohol for all the…

Each year, the finance department holds an award ceremony to recognize its outstanding students in the categories of leadership and academic excellence. This year, student Yuxin Fan received the Student Leadership Award and Yanyu Jin was named an Outstanding Student in Finance. Faculty members…

The Graduate Business Student Association (GBSA) hosted Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson this week as a part of their speaker series open to graduate students. Mayor Jackson met with students to discuss his experience leading the city during a pandemic and racial injustice. “The goal of having Mayor…

Richard Boyatzis, H.R. Horvitz Professor of Family Business, Professor of Organizational Behavior and Distinguished University Professor at Case Western Reserve University, was awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award by Coaching at Work, a leading UK-based publication dedicated to sharing…

On Monday, Nov. 2, Neuros Medical Inc. announced it has raised $37 million of a planned $42.8 million stock offering, in an SEC filing. The Willoughby Hills-based neuromodulation company is developing a patented treatment of chronic, post-amputation pain with a high-frequency electrical…

When Nicholas Kirsch (LAW ‘19) and Stephanie Farah (LAW ‘18) met in an undergraduate SAGES class in 2011, they formed an immediate and lasting connection.  “He was very smart, of course. And handsome and funny,” said Farah.  “She was witty, intelligent, friendly and so easy to get along with,”…

On November 30, the Ohio Supreme Court released the results of the most recent Ohio Bar exam. With a 94 percent Bar pass rate (59 out of 63), Case Western Reserve School of Law graduates performed the best out of nine Ohio law schools for first-time takers.   For all exam takers, combining…

On Nov. 20-21, two teams of third-year Case Western Reserve law students competed in the regional round of the National Moot Court Competition. "Team Blue," composed of Maeve Dineen, Paul Willison and Jesse Wynn—and "Team Silver," composed of Amanda Hudson, Carly Koza, and Natalie…

Third-year law student Lauryn Durham was recently published in the autumn edition of the Ohio State Bar Association’s “Intellectual Property Law Section” newsletter.    Durham’s article, “Temporary Murals Have Permanent Rights?,” examined the intellectual property rights of artists around the…