Faculty and staff accomplishments

Robert Sedler's

article on the National Institute of Family and Life Advocates v. Becerra, which was originally published in The Conversation, was mentioned in the SCOTUS Blog Round-up.

Sanjukta Paul

wrote Amicus Brief in Seattle Case: Antitrust and Worker Cooperation, for OnLabor, a blog devoted to workers, unions and their politics.

Rob MacGregor

was the subject of a Wayne State University feature story, "Getting to Know: Breaking away with Rob MacGregor." Read the story

Sanjukta Paul

filed an amicus brief on behalf of a group of law and business professors in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, supporting a Seattle ordinance that authorizes collective bargaining rights for Uber and other ride-share drivers in a federal antitrust preemption challenge. Read the brief here

Noah D. Hall

wrote Water Law: Concepts and Insights (Foundation Press) with Robert Adler and Robin Craig, both of the University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law.

William Ortman's

paper for the Michigan Law Review, co-authored with Professor Daniel Epps, won an honorable mention award at the 2018 AALS Scholarly Papers Competition. The paper is titled The Lottery Docket. Read the announcement

Eric Zacks

presented a draft of his article, "Fee-Shifting Provisions in Foreclosure," at the 2017 Midwestern Law & Economic Annual Meeting and Conference at Marquette University Law School.

Christopher Lund

was awarded the Excellence in Scholarship award by the Association of American Law Schools Section on Law and Religion.

Nicholas Schroeck

led a tour of Southwest Detroit and Dearborn for the Health and Environmental Funders Network.

Peter Hammer

spoke at Marygrove College as part of a panel discussion on “When Does Free Speech Become Hate Speech?” The event was sponsored by the Michigan Coalition of Human Rights.

Sanjukta Paul

received the Jerry S. Cohen Memorial Fund Award (category prize) for the best antitrust scholarship of 2016, from the American Antitrust Institute (Washington, D.C.).