Faculty and staff accomplishments
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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.).