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Pamela Foohey publishes article on consumer bankruptcy issues
Post Professor Pamela Foohey has published an article titled “The Periphery of Bankruptcy Law: The Importance of Non-Bankruptcy Issues in Consumer Bankruptcy” in the 98th volume of the American Bankruptcy Law Journal, page 527 (2024)
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Thomas E. Kadri elected chair of AALS section on torts
Assistant Professor Thomas E. Kadri has been elected as the chair of the Association of American Law Schools (AALS) Section on Torts and Compensation Systems for the year 2025.
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Elizabeth Weeks joins AALS committee on torts and compensation systems
UGA Associate Provost and Kirbo Chair Elizabeth Weeks has been appointed to the Executive Committee of the Association of American Law Schools Section on Torts and Compensation Systems.
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Supreme Court of Georgia holds special session at UGA
The University of Georgia's School of Law recently served as the venue for a special session of the Supreme Court of Georgia, where oral arguments were presented.
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UGA law school sees highest application increase in Georgia
The University of Georgia's School of Law has experienced a significant rise in applications for the fall 2025 semester.
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Appellate Litigation Clinic presents case at Fourth Circuit
The Appellate Litigation Clinic recently presented the case Holley v. Combs to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit.
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Bruner discusses UK's captive insurance regime in Insurance Day
Stembler Family Distinguished Professor in Business Law Christopher M. Bruner has been featured in Insurance Day.
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Ringhand's study on interruptions at Supreme Court hearings published
Lori A. Ringhand, who holds the positions of Hosch Professor and Meigs Distinguished Teaching Professor, has published an article titled "Gender, Race, and Interruptions at Supreme Court Confirmation Hearings."
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UGA team reaches semifinals at National Moot Court Competition
The University of Georgia's team, consisting of third-year students Mona E. Abboud, Taylor L. Stablein, and Casey E. Wofford, reached the semifinals at the National Moot Court Competition held in New York City.
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Gulbranson wins law school's closing argument competition
First-year law student Eric S. Gulbranson has emerged as the winner of the School of Law's 2025 J. Ralph Beaird 1L Closing Argument Competition.
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UGA moot court team reaches semifinals at national competition
The University of Georgia's moot court team, composed of third-year students Mona E. Abboud, Taylor L. Stablein, and Casey E. Wofford, reached the semifinals at the National Moot Court Competition held in New York City.
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Elizabeth Weeks featured in Newsweek article on SNAP benefits
UGA Associate Provost and Kirbo Chair Elizabeth Weeks was recently featured in Newsweek.
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Assistant Professor Parker joins Rural Engagement Workshop for community-focused research
Assistant Professor Meighan Parker has been chosen for the University of Georgia's Rural Engagement Workshop 2025 cohort.
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Diane Marie Amann publishes article in Temple International & Comparative Law Journal
Diane Marie Amann, Regents' Professor of International Law and Woodruff Chair in International Law, has published an article titled “What Figures Lurk on Madame Elysé’s Path?
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Harpaz provides insight on all tariff policy in Newsweek
Assistant Professor Assaf Harpaz was recently featured in a Newsweek article that examines the implications of an "all tariff policy."
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Bruner discusses US corporate sustainability at Hamburg conference
Christopher M. Bruner, the Stembler Family Distinguished Professor in Business Law, recently delivered a presentation titled “A Political Economy of Corporate Sustainability Reform in the United States.” This presentation was part of the...
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Hellerstein discusses VAT law at European conference
Distinguished Research Professor and Shackelford Distinguished Professor in Taxation Law Emeritus, Walter Hellerstein, participated in a panel discussion at the Court of Justice of the European Union Conference.
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UGA Law students reach semifinals at national moot court championship
Garfield A. McIntyre Jr., a third-year student, has been recognized as the best advocate of the preliminary rounds at the Hicks Thomas LLP Moot Court National Championship.
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School of Law initiatives aim to boost rural legal representation
The School of Law's efforts to address the shortage of legal professionals in rural Georgia have been highlighted in a recent National Jurist article.
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University of Georgia delays opening due to weather conditions
The University of Georgia (UGA) has announced a delayed opening on Thursday, January 23, due to weather conditions.