Congrats to Marc Borbely, ’08, who just opened a new organization, the D.C. Tenant's Rights Center, which will offer affordable legal services to all D.C....

Ruth McQuade '79, an attorney in Shepherdstown, WV, filed a notice to appeal the $93 million settlement in a class-action lawsuit against Monsanto. McQuade represents...

Michigan State Law Professor Brian Gilmore '92 published an article in Newsday celebrating the 100th birthday of civil rights icon Rosa Parks. Gilmore writes, "To...

Tammy Seltzer '96 was recently selected to be the Director of the Jail & Prison Advocacy Project for University Legal Services in Washington, DC. Tammy is...

Evan Mascagni '11, a Research Assistant at the California Anti-SLAPP Project (CASP), published an article at PolicyMic on pesticide contamination of cannabis.  Mascagni writes, "While...

Darrin Sobin '92, the District of Columbia's Director of Government Ethics, is working with the D.C. Council on passing emergency legislation that would grant the...

Mine safety advocate Tony Oppegard '80 was quoted in AP , The Huffington Post and RT , Russia's 24/7 English-language news channel, on his client...

Nina Shore '84, the chief attorney at the Frederick County bureau of Maryland Legal Aid, was featured recently in The Frederick News-Post . From The...

Documentary filmmaker Aviva Kempner '76 published a blog post in The Wrap on "Quartet," a new film directed by Dustin Hoffman about "egotistical fading musicians...

Public interest attorney Maria Mier '08 co-wrote an editorial in The Courier-Journal and The Lexington Herald-Leader reflecting on civil rights and Martin Luther King's legacy...

Michael Ewall, ’11 alum and founder and director of Energy Justice Network , presented at the DC Environmental Network's discussion on Mayor Gray's waste-to-energy initiative....

Bernie Grimm, '83 alum and criminal defense attorney, was interviewed on Fox News a bout a Judge ordering a neglectful Florida woman not to have...

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

Brian Gilmore '92 published an article in the McClatchy-Tribune arguing that President Obama compromised too much in the recent negotiations over the "fiscal cliff." Gilmore...

Documentary filmmaker Aviva Kempner '76 published a blog post in The Wrap on "Lincoln" and "Pullman Porter Blues" as important examples of historical fiction. Kempner...

Brian Gilmore '92 published an article in the McClatchy-Tribune saying that President Obama is right to side with organized labor in Michigan. Gilmore writes, "Obama...

Jon Pratt , ’77 alum and Executive Director of the Minnesota Council of Nonprofits , discusses the impact of the fiscal cliff on charitable giving....

Eileen Harrington '82, Executive Director of the Federal Trade Commission, will retire at the end of this year. Pat Bak, who currently serves as Deputy...

Kentucky Officials File Bizarre Complaint Against Whistleblower Represented by Tony Oppegard, '80 Lexington Herald-Leader - Lexington, Kentucky - December 17, 2012 Kentucky Officials Seek to...

Illinois Supreme Court Chief Justice Thomas Kilbride '81 said the American Bar Association really hit the nail on the head when it crafted this past...

Marty Mellett, ’85 , working as a consultant from the Local Initiatives Support Corporation, is a featured speaker on this video on the Near SE/SW...

The National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys (NACBA) has announced that Deborah G. Roher '80, a resident of New Bedford, will serve as an Advocate...

Evan Mascagni '11, a Research Assistant at the California Anti-SLAPP Project (CASP), published an article in the website PolicyMic on the California NAACP opposing the...

Richard J. Montelione '83, an attorney at Lopez Romero and Montelione, will be sworn in as a Judge of the New York City Civil Court...

Illinois Supreme Court Chief Justice Thomas Kilbride '81 was quoted in The Rockford Register Star on a decision by the IL Supreme Court to allow...

Brian Gilmore '92 published an article in the StarTribune against a union-busting bill signed into law by Michigan Governor Rick Snyder. Gilmore writes, "The accomplishments...

Former UDC-DCSL Law Review Editor-in-Chief Evan Mascagni, '11, is one of the principals behind a documentary film, Toxic Profits . The film will show how...

Kentucky Public Defender Jason Hart '08 was mentioned in The Lexington Herald-Leader for filing a 50-page defense brief with the Kentucky Supreme Court to have...

Verjeana Jacobs '96, who recently won reelection for the Prince George's County Board of Education, was also selected again to lead the Board of Education....

Illinois Supreme Court Chief Justice Thomas Kilbride '81 published an article in the November issue of the Illinois Bar Journal warning that the court system...

Brian Gilmore '92 published an article in The Bradenton Herald arguing that the GOP's 'Southern Strategy' has failed. Gilmore writes, "John Sununu, an adviser to...

Adrian Gottshall ’11, a Staff Attorney at Neighborhood Legal Services Program (NLSP), successfully challenged a child custody decision issued by the D.C. Superior Court. NLSP...

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

Former Deputy Attorney General George Terwilliger III '78 spoke on a panel about the Justice Department's new guidance for complying with the Foreign Corrupt Practices...

Jessica Gray ’10 is a Charles (Chuck) F.C. Ruff Fellow in the Mental Health Section in the office of District of Columbia Attorney General Irvin...