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Monthly Archives: April 2020
UB Law Dean Ronald Weich Looks at ‘Impeachment from the Middle of a Pandemic’ in Zoom Webinar
UB Law Dean Ronald Weich will be guest speaker in the April 30 edition of the Baltimore City Bar Library lecture series. Weich plans to look back at the impeachment of President Trump and explore what we have learned about … Continue reading
Annapolis Law Firm, Led by UB Law Alumni, Files Discrimination Suit Against Government in PPP Loan Rollout
This post was written by Elizabeth Burlington, one of the lead attorneys in the suit. Earlier this month, Frost Law filed a federal class action lawsuit against the United States government, the U.S. Small Business Association, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, … Continue reading
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Tagged class action lawsuit, Frost & Associates, PPP, small business
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UB Law Prof. Robert Knowles Explores ‘The Deportation Bureaucracy’ in Forthcoming Law Review Article
A government agency’s culture shapes its lawmaking. And sometimes that culture is so dominant that it overpowers traditional balancing influences, such as judicial oversight and presidential intent. In a forthcoming article in the Rutgers Law Review, UB Law Prof. Robert … Continue reading
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Tagged bureaucracy, immigration law, regulatory affairs
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Dean Ronald Weich Updates the UB School of Law Alumni Community on Pandemic Response
During the COVID-19 pandemic, it is more important than ever for members of the University of Baltimore School of Law community to stay closely connected. For that reason, I am reaching out to School of Law alumni to share with … Continue reading
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Tagged alumni, coronavirus, global pandemic, student support
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UB Law Prof. Kim Wehle on Whether WHO Funding, Currently Under Threat, is Protected by Impoundment Control Act
When President Donald Trump indicated recently that he would cut off U.S. funding for the World Health Organization (WHO), critics immediately responded with the charge that such an act would be illegal and would constitute an abuse of his authority … Continue reading
UB Law Prof. Hugh McClean Participates in Panel Urging Legal Services Funding for Homeless Veterans
On Wednesday, April 22, the American Bar Association will hold its annual lobbying and education day for Congress. A focus this year is the Legal Services for Homeless Veterans Act, which requires the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to help … Continue reading
Lessons Learned from Opioid Crisis Might Inform Family Courts’ Response to Issues Arising from Pandemic
This post is by Barbara A. Babb, UB School of Law associate professor and founder and director of the Sayra and Neil Meyerhoff Center for Families, Children and the Courts (CFCC) at UB Law. We started the latest issue of … Continue reading
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Tagged coronavirus, COVID-19, family law, opioid epidemic, unified family courts
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Remembering U.S. Bankruptcy Judge James Schneider, ‘Truly One of a Kind’
Baltimore’s legal community lost one of its most revered and beloved members with the April 6 passing of U.S. Bankruptcy Judge James F. Schneider, J.D. ’72. He served in the bankruptcy court from February 1982 to May 2017 and channeled … Continue reading
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Tagged Baltimore legal history, Judge James F. Schneider
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