Monthly Archives: March 2015

Check out the new UB School of Law’s clinic blog, CLINIC CONNECTIONS.

Professor Elizabeth Keyes, director of UB’s Immigrant Rights Clinic, sends exciting news: I am so happy to let you all know that, under the supervision of Emily Torstveit Ngara (above), our fellow in the Immigrant Rights Clinic, the clinic just got … Continue reading →

Last week, about 35 law students took part in Alternative Spring Break activities organized by UB’s Law Career Development Office (LCDO). In addition to serving dinner to veterans at Baltimore Station (see March 19 blog post), UB School of Law students … Continue reading →

Scholars and judges from across the United States attended a three-day conference at the University of Baltimore School of Law devoted to the situation of veterans, particularly those whose rocky return to civilian life lands them in trouble with the … Continue reading →

Dean Ronald Weich and several law students served dinner Wednesday night at Baltimore Station, a residential treatment program that helps veterans and others to end the cycle of poverty, addiction and homelessness and to become self sufficient. About 80 percent … Continue reading →

Community Development Clinic teaching fellow Parag Rajendra Khandhar provided the following report: On Saturday, Feb. 28, the University of Baltimore School of Law Community Development Clinic and Community Law Center Inc. held a daylong program to provide free advice and legal … Continue reading →

Professor Colin Starger is a signatory to an amicus brief filed in the Obergefell litigation before the U.S. Supreme Court. Written primarily by Aderson Bellegarde François (Howard University) and Peggy Cooper Davis (NYU), the brief makes the historical argument that … Continue reading →

Coach Rob McCord sent the following report about the University of Baltimore Trademark Law Moot Court Team of Michael Brook and Katherine Bloom: Arriving even sharper than they were at their second-place finish at regionals in New York City, the … Continue reading →

Two University of Baltimore School of Law students were elected officers of the National Black Law Students Association at the group’s 47th annual convention, which was held in Portland, Ore., last week. Caylin Young (above left) was elected as the 2015-16 … Continue reading →

The Daily Record has named Jill Green, J.D. ’94, assistant dean for law placement, to its 2015 list of Maryland’s Top 100 Women. The Daily Record said that nearly 400 women were nominated for the statewide honor. Nominees were asked to … Continue reading →