School of Law Archives - Page 14 of 40

Associate professor puts old things in a new light

Laura Phillips Sawyer shares how antitrust law has changed.

Andrea L. Dennis has catalyzed a legal assessment of the use of lyrics.

Several events commemorate the 60th anniversary of UGA’s desegregation.

The project will provide legal advice on a wide range of civil legal matters.

Amann, Beach recognized for their renowned scholarly impact.

Elizabeth Burch is fighting for a fair deal in the mass tort system.

For third year in a row, law school tops National Jurist rankings.

He aims to improve minority representation in the legal profession.

UGA is equipping first-gen students to leverage their strengths.

Hybrid schedules provide flexibility in class and at home.

Luis Aguilar served as commissioner of the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Chester C. Davenport Memorial Endowment Fund supports scholarships, fellowships.

Grant benefits School of Law Practicum in Animal Welfare Skills.

Judge Horace J. Johnson Jr. was a trailblazer for the Black community in Georgia.

She focuses her scholarship on what she describes as “the law of war and peace.”

The project will bring together the expertise of School of Law Brumby Distinguished Professor in…