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School of Law’s Ruqaiijah Yearby talks racial disparities in health care
Ruqaiijah Yearby, the Oliver C. Schroeder Jr. Distinguished Research Scholar, associate director of the Law-Medicine Center and professor of law, gave the keynote address for a Cleveland Office of Minority Health event in April. Yearby presented a talk, titled “Eradicating Injustice to Attain Health...
Law’s Jessie Hill gives presentations on religion, reproductive rights
Earlier this year, Jessie Hill, the Laura B. Chisolm Distinguished Research Scholar and professor of law, gave multiple presentations on the topics of religion and reproductive rights. On March 3, Hill presented "Change, Dissent, and the Problem of Consent in Religious Organizations," at a faculty ...
Law’s Andrew Pollis to present seminar on Supreme Court’s same-sex marriage cases
Andrew S. Pollis, associate professor of law, will present a seminar on the Supreme Court’s same-sex marriage cases, titled “Getting to ‘I Do’ ” Thursday, May 21, from noon to 2 p.m. in the Tinkham Veale University Center Senior Classroom. The event will be hosted by the Case Western Reserve Univer...
University celebrates donors and those who inspire them, announces anonymous $6 million commitment
Case Western Reserve’s annual Momentum event included a new twist this year: Instead of celebrating only those whose philanthropy advances the university, it also cheered individuals who inspired such generosity. Endowed professorships, one of the top priorities of the capital campaign, took center...
Case Western Reserve Law Review article judged among best intellectual property scholarship of year
An article published by the Case Western Reserve Law Review, "Rules, Standards, and the Reality of Obviousness," by Brenda M. Simon (65 Case W. Res. L. Rev. 25), has been judged one of the best law review articles related to intellectual property law published within the past year. It has been selec...
Five named Faculty Distinguished Research Award winners
From social sciences to social work, management to medicine, and biology to biomedical engineering, research is at the heart of Case Western Reserve University. In fact, this past fiscal year alone, researchers earned 1,623 sponsored research awards, totaling more than $311 million. Faculty across ...
Alumnus, former Warner Bros. CEO to give commencement address May 17
The man who helped bring Harry Potter to the multiplex will offer insights about the drama that is life when Case Western Reserve University holds commencement exercises Sunday, May 17. Retired Warner Bros. Chairman and CEO Barry Meyer (LAW ’67) will share lessons learned over 42 years at the globa...
Law students devote spring break to immigration detainees at family residential center in Texas
When three third-year students at Case Western Reserve University School of Law were offered an unexpected chance to use their spring break getting real-time immigration law experience where it matters most, they quickly agreed. Harrison Blythe, JoAnna Gavigan and Madeline Jack spent the week at th...
Law’s Jessup International Law Moot Court Team progresses to international rounds of competition
The School of Law’s Jessup International Law Moot Court Team recently celebrated a victory at regionals in Chicago for the seventh time in 10 years. Team members Tyler Kimberly, Betsy Krupar, Noah Goldberg, Stephen Perrott, and Eric Connon, and their coach, Conor McLauglin, an alum and associate at...
School of Law to host conference on ”The Digital Border” between United States, Canada
The School of Law will host the annual Canada-United States Law Institute Conference Thursday, March 19, and Friday, March 20, this year on the topic “The Digital Border,” on “The Digital Border” is a topic of increasing importance. This conference will bring together law and policy experts from bo...