Rob Johnson, ’08 , is running to represent Baltimore County’s 10th District in the Maryland House of Delegates.   Rob’s campaign website is www.electrobjohnson.com....

Illinois Supreme Court Chief Justice Thomas Kilbride '81 spoke to lawyers and judges at the McHenry County Bar Association and Prairie State Legal Services annual...

Aviva Kempner '76 was interviewed by The Philadelphia Sunday about her life influencing her documentary films. Kempner says, "As a child of a survivor born...

Illinois Supreme Court Chief Justice Thomas Kilbride '81 is urging lower-court judges to comply with laws mandating they promptly notify state police after deeming someone...

Aviva Kempner '76 was interviewed by The Jewish Journal about the rerelease on dvd of her documentary, "The Life and Times of Hank Greenberg." "I...

Sam Hens-Greco '85, an attorney with the firm of Cole & Hens-Greco, P.C., is running for the Democratic nomination in Pittsburgh's heavily populated City Council...

Prince George's County Board of Education Chairwoman Verjeana Jacobs, '96, has been appointed to the 16-person steering committee of the National School Boards Association’s Council...

Michigan State Law Professor Brian Gilmore '92 published an article in The Island Packet on the need to preserve civil liberties despite renewed calls to...

Rebecca Helmes '11 is a State Tax Law Editor with Bloomberg BNA, where she writes articles for the Weekly State Tax Report, works on developing...

Caroline Smith DeWaal, '85 alum and Food Safety Director at the Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) , published an article in Food...

Erin O'Neill '09 is now an Analyst with the City of San Jose Office of the Independent Police Auditor (IPA). She joined IPA in September...

DePaul University Law Professor Andrea Lyon '76 published a blog in The Huffington Post on police and prosecutors hiding exculpatory evidence. Lyon writes, "By now...

On April 24th, Susan Herman '81, an Associate Professor in the Department of Criminal Justice at Pace University in New York City, received the National...

Darrin Sobin '92, the District of Columbia's Director of Government Ethics, is asking lawmakers to broaden the District ethics board's authority, criminalizing certain conduct for...

Mine safety advocate Tony Oppegard '80 was quoted in West Virginia Public Broadcasting on an an Administration Law Judge of the Federal Mine Safety and...

The Life and Times of Hank Greenberg , directed by Aviva Kempner '76, has just been re-released on dvd. The documentary tells the story of...

Caroline Smith DeWaal, '85 alum and Food Safety Director at the Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) , was quoted in UPI on...

Tom Devine, Government Accountability Project Legal Director and '80 alum, was quoted in The Washington Post on the new film, "War on Whistleblowers: Free Press...

Illinois Supreme Court Chief Justice Thomas Kilbride '81 says years of budget cuts mean there aren’t enough probation officers monitoring criminals. He said the murder...

Jack J. Casciato '11 has joined the Chicago office of Segal McCambridge Singer & Mahoney, Ltd. as an associate attorney. Mr. Casciato focuses his practice...

Sam Cacas '81 book, "In Defense of Civil Rights: The 40 Year History of the Asian Law Caucus" was reviewed in The International Examiner ....

Congratulations to Blair Miles '06, who just negotiated a $22,000 settlement for his client in a landlord-tenant case. The client was discriminated against based on...

Imam Daayiee Abdullah ’95, who runs a more inclusive mosque in Washington, D.C. called Light of Reform Mosque , was featured in The Washington Post's...

Tom Devine, Government Accountability Project Legal Director and '80 alum, published an editorial in The Guardian on President Obama's contradictory stance on whistleblowing. Tom Devine...

The School of Law held its annual alumni reunion on April 13th, with about 70 alumni coming out to reconnect with classmates, other alumni, faculty...

Congratulations to longtime DC and Maryland employment attorney Josh Bowers, ’86 who last week announced a big victory for victims of discrimination in the state...

Mine safety advocate Tony Oppegard '80 helped his client Charles Scott Howard, a coal miner at Cumberland River Coal Company (CRCC) Band Mill No. 2...

DC People’s Counsel Sandra Mattavous-Frye '83 was featured in recent news coverage by The Washington Post regarding Pepco’s rate increase request.  As People’s Counsel, Ms....

Andrew Galbreath '98 has joined Whiteford Taylor & Preston's International and Corporate practices in the Washington office. Mr. Galbreath is a former General Counsel to...

Mayor Vincent C. Gray gave the first Patricia "Pat” Handy Public Service Award to Ariana Quiñones-Miranda, '94, Chief of Staff to Deputy Mayor for Health...

Michael Ewall, ’11 alum and founder and director of Energy Justice Network , just published his first law journal article in American University's Sustainable Development...

Prince George's County Board of Education Chairwoman Verjeana Jacobs, '96, was quoted in The Washington Post and WTOP on County Executive Rushern L. Baker III's...

Illinois Supreme Court Chief Justice Thomas Kilbride '81 has asked lawmakers to appropriate about $347 million in general revenue funds for the court’s fiscal year...

Michigan State Law Professor Brian Gilmore '92 published an article in the Bradenton Herald on the absolute right to counsel in criminal cases. Gilmore writes,...

Former Deputy Attorney General George Terwilliger III '78, a partner in Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP's Washington, D.C, office, answered a few questions about his...