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04.18.2019

How Northwestern Law Is Addressing Mental Health

Northwestern Law faculty, alumni, and students vow to create healthier and happier attorneys.

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04.09.2019

Annual Alumni Awards Honor Eight Distinguished Alumni

On Friday, April 12, Dean Yuracko will present awards to eight distinguished alumni at the Northwestern Pritzker School of Law’s sixth annual Alumni Awards Luncheon.

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03.25.2019

Myra Pasek (JD ’90), 2019 Distinguished Entrepreneur Award Recipient, Shares Lessons Learned

Myra Pasek (JD ’90), the 2019 Distinguished Entrepreneur Award recipient, has had a career that many young lawyers dream of — after years at big law firms, she made the switch into the world of ...

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03.18.2019

Courtney D. Armstrong (JD ’97) to Address Class of 2019

Northwestern Pritzker School of Law is thrilled to announce that Courtney D. Armstrong (BS ’93, JD ’97, MBA ’97) will deliver the main convocation address to the Class of 2019. Convocation will ...

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03.06.2019

Reva Siegel Will Give Lectures on ‘Reproductive Justice in the Age of Trump’ for Rosenthal Series, April 8-10

The “Reproductive Justice in the Age of Trump” lectures will discuss the changing landscape of sexual and reproductive rights under the Trump Administration, with a specific focus on the current ...

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02.28.2019

Spotlight on Scholarship: James B. Speta on Telecommunications Law

Professor Speta is a prominent scholar of telecommunications law. In addition to his many scholarly articles on the topic, he is the co-author of a leading casebook that bridges the history of ...

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02.28.2019

Northwestern Law Announces New Scholarship Recognizing African American History and Culture

The Northwestern Pritzker School of Law announced today a first-of-its-kind scholarship, which will be awarded annually to outstanding students who demonstrate interest in, or commitment to, ...

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02.20.2019

CFJC Immigration Attorneys and Students Help Asylum-Seekers at the Border

In the final days of winter break, Children and Family Justice Center attorneys Uzoamaka Emeka Nzelibe, clinical associate professor of law, and Amy Martin, Immigration Law Fellow, led a dozen ...

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01.31.2019

CWC Celebrates Freedom for Three Clients in Eight Days

Over the course of just over a week in January, three clients represented by the Bluhm Legal Clinic’s Center on Wrongful Convictions (CWC) — Eric Blackmon, Patrick Pursley, and Huwe Burton — were ...

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