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CWRU law student’s AI innovation leads to summit invitation
2L Jamie Werner selected to join legal and tech leaders in NYC
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Experts at CWRU School of Law’s Nuremberg Conference pen a modern commentary to the Nuremberg Principles
On Oct. 1, 1946, the Nuremberg Tribunal issued its historic judgment, convicting leaders of Nazi Germany of war crimes, crimes against humanity and the crime of aggression. To mark the historic occasion, Case Western Reserve University School of Law hosted “International Law Weekend Midwest: The…
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IPCH open house marks new opportunity for university-wide community health efforts
Case Western Reserve University’s Institute for Population and Community Health (IPCH) opened its doors to the community at an open house at the Warren E. Anderson Midtown Collaboration Center (MCC) on Oct. 22. The celebratory event included tours, networking opportunities and updates on the…
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Law’s Yaron Covo selected to present at Health Law Scholars Workshop
Yaron Covo, assistant professor at Case Western Reserve University School of Law, was selected to present his work at the annual Health Law Scholars Workshop at St. Louis University in late September. Covo was one of four health-law scholars selected for the opportunity through a competitive…
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Case Western Reserve University Environmental Law Clinic wins court victory for Ohio clean air protections
A Franklin County court has struck down Ohio budget provisions that weakened clean air protections and restricted the use of community-collected air quality data.Case Western Reserve University School of Law’s Environmental Law Clinic helped make it happen. Miranda Leppla, the clinic’s director,…
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Wherever the challenge lies
For TikTok U.S. executive Nicole Nason, a student-centered legal education became the foundation for a career of saying yes to the next hard problem
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They prepared for their futures at CWRU—and returned to invest in the next generation
With Homecoming and Reunion Weekend underway, alumni-turned-faculty reflect on their student experiences at CWRU
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How Fred D. Gray’s time at Case Western Reserve helped shape a civil rights legend
“My objective in coming here was to finish law school in three years, return to Alabama, become a lawyer and destroy everything segregated I could find.”If you think this sounds like the opening line in the next novel by Percival Everett or Colson Whitehead, it would be a good guess, but incorrect…
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Law at the heart of business: Inside a 2L’s Nestlé internship
With dedicated mentorship and hands-on transactional experience, one law student found her legal path at one of the world's largest companies.
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Law’s Paul Rose and Matthew Salerno featured in the 2026 Top 50 Legal Innovators in Academia
Paul Rose, JD, dean of Case Western Reserve University School of Law, and Matthew Salerno, JD, associate professor of lawyering skills, were featured in the 2026 Top 50 Legal Innovators in Academia. Given by The National Law Review, this recognition honors educators, administrators, researchers and…