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University Professor Usha Rodrigues Featured on Bloomberg Law for Analysis on Trump Media & Technology Group's Stock Price
By GA News Gazette | Mar 27, 2024
University Professor & Kilpatrick Chair of Corporate Finance and Securities Law Usha Rodrigues was featured on Bloomberg Law for her insights on Trump Media & Technology Group's stock price. Rodrigues' analysis was highlighted in an article titled "Trump Media Is Now The Most Expensive US Stock to Bet Against" authored by Bailey Lipschultz and published on March 26, 2024. The article gained traction and was subsequently reprinted by other media outlets such as Yahoo Finance and Financial Advisor.Rodrigues's expertise in corporate finance and securities law provided a...
Rodrigues Featured in USA Today
By GA News Gazette | Mar 27, 2024
University Professor & Kilpatrick Chair of Corporate Finance and Securities Law Usha Rodrigues was featured in USA Today regarding stock prices and company performance. The article titled "Truth Social's stock price is soaring. It's not just Trump supporters buying in." was written by Bailey Schulz and published on March 27, 2024.The article highlighted Rodrigues' expertise in analyzing stock prices and company performance, particularly focusing on the recent surge in Truth Social's stock price. Rodrigues' insights shed light on the diverse investor base driving the...
Rodrigues featured in The New York Times
By GA News Gazette | Mar 27, 2024
University Professor & Kilpatrick Chair of Corporate Finance and Securities Law Usha Rodrigues was featured in The New York Times regarding Trump Media & Technology Group's public company status. The article titled "Trump's Media Company Worth Nearly $8 Billion on First Trading Day" was written by Matthew Goldstein and Joe Rennison and was published 3/26/24.
Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School Hosts Department of Justice’s Office for Access to Justice on National Law School Tour
By GA News Gazette | Mar 27, 2024
Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School recently welcomed the Department of Justice’s Office for Access to Justice (ATJ) on their national law school tour. The event, titled Defending People, Families, and Communities, was inspired by AJMLS’ selection as the final stop in the year-long tour. The purpose of the tour was to highlight legal careers serving those most denied access to justice.The day began with opening remarks by Professor Jonathan Rapping and Ryan K. Buchanan, U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Georgia. The highlight of the event was a fireside chat with...
Carlson's Book Cited by Georgia Court of Appeals
By GA News Gazette | Mar 27, 2024
The Georgia Court of Appeals recently cited Callaway Chair of Law Emeritus Ronald L. Carlson's book Carlson on Evidence (with M. Carlson) in the case Anderson v. State. The citation was made to clarify the concept of prejudicial evidence in a rape case. This marks the 71st time that this text has been used by Georgia appellate courts to resolve evidentiary issues.
Rodrigues featured in The New York Times
By GA News Gazette | Mar 26, 2024
University Professor & Kilpatrick Chair of Corporate Finance and Securities Law Usha Rodrigues was featured in The New York Times regarding corporate board chairmanship and membership requirements. The article titled "Trump's Multibillion-Dollar Social Media Company Will Start Trading on Tuesday" was written by Matthew Goldstein and published 3/25/24. According to the publication, Rodrigues shared insights on the topic, although the specific quotes from her were not provided in the brief mention.The article by Matthew Goldstein sheds light on the upcoming trading debut of...
Rodrigues featured in The Washington Post
By GA News Gazette | Mar 25, 2024
The Washington Post recently featured University Professor & Kilpatrick Chair of Corporate Finance and Securities Law Usha Rodrigues in an article titled "Trump Media merger wins investor approval, netting Trump a potential windfall." The piece, penned by Drew Harwell and published on 3/22/24, also made its way to other media outlets, including Bloomberg Law.
Quinn featured in Global Atlanta
By GA News Gazette | Mar 25, 2024
Dean Rusk International Law Center Director Sarah Quinn was recently featured in Global Atlanta. The article, titled "New Dean Rusk Center Director: How UGA Prepares Georgia's Future International Lawyers," highlighted Quinn's new leadership position at the center. The piece was authored by Leigh Villegas and published on March 23, 2024.Quinn's insights on preparing future international lawyers at the University of Georgia were showcased in the article.
E. Burch publishes article in the Yale Law Journal Forum
By GA News Gazette | Mar 22, 2024
Callaway Chair Elizabeth Chamblee Burch recently published an article titled "Against Bankruptcy: Public Litigation Values Versus the Endless Quest for Global Peace in Mass Litigation" in the 133rd volume of the Yale Law Journal Forum, released in 2024. The publication includes contributions from A.R. Gluck and A.S. Zimmerman.In her work, Burch delves into the intricate balance between public litigation values and the pursuit of global peace within the realm of mass litigation. The article provides insight into the complexities and considerations surrounding bankruptcy in...
Capitol Coalition of Conservative Leaders co-founder: ‘people are suffering’ because frivolous lawsuits delay justice
By GA News Gazette | Mar 22, 2024
Julianne Thompson, co-founder of the Capitol Coalition of Conservative Leaders, has expressed concern over the increasing number of lawsuits in Georgia's legal system. She argues that these excessive lawsuits are causing delays in justice for legitimate victims and driving up costs for consumers, ultimately harming the state's economy.
Rodrigues featured in The Washington Post
By GA News Gazette | Mar 21, 2024
University Professor & Kilpatrick Chair of Corporate Finance and Securities Law Usha Rodrigues was featured in The Washington Post regarding special purpose acquisition companies. The article titled "Trump Media, Launched After an Insurrection, Faces Rebellion of Its Own" was written by Drew Harwell and published on March 21, 2024.The Washington Post article highlighted the insights of Usha Rodrigues on special purpose acquisition companies. The piece, penned by Drew Harwell, delves into the challenges faced by Trump Media post its launch following the insurrection,...
School of Law Students Excel at Tulane International Fútbol Negotiation Competition
By GA News Gazette | Mar 20, 2024
In a recent achievement, third-year student Zoe K. Taylor and second-year student Charlsey A. Kelly from the School of Law finished as semifinalists at the Tulane International Fútbol Negotiation Competition. The event, which garnered attention for its competitive nature, showcased the students' skills and dedication in the field.The commendable performance of Taylor and Kelly highlights their prowess in negotiation tactics and strategies. Their success at the competition is a testament to their hard work and commitment to honing their legal skills.Adding to the...
Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School Unveils New Campus Additions
By GA News Gazette | Mar 20, 2024
Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School (AJMLS) recently marked a significant milestone with the grand opening of its new lecture hall, student lounge, and study center on Monday, March 18, 2024. The event was a culmination of dedicated efforts to enhance the school's facilities and provide a conducive environment for its students.Dean Jace C. Gatewood expressed his enthusiasm about the new additions, stating, "The addition of this new floor is a testament to our commitment to providing a supportive and enriching environment for all members of our community." He further...
Supreme Court Sets Test for Social Media Censorship by Public Officials
By GA News Gazette | Mar 19, 2024
The U.S. Supreme Court has introduced a new test for determining when public officials who censor their critics on social media violate the First Amendment. According to Clinical Assistant Professor & First Amendment Clinic Director Clare R. Norins, the key factors to consider are whether the public official had the authority to speak on behalf of the state and if they exercised that authority in their social media posts.In the recent case of Lindke v. Freed, the Supreme Court unanimously ruled that public officials using personal social media accounts to represent the...
Graduates Create Scholarship Named for David Shipley
By GA News Gazette | Mar 19, 2024
Almost 26 years ago, Georgia Athletic Association Professor David E. Shipley became a member of the University of Georgia School of Law community, initially serving as dean for five years before renewing his commitment to full-time teaching in 2003. In recognition of his service, several School of Law graduates have established a scholarship in his honor.The scholarship, named the David E. Shipley Scholarship, aims to benefit students who were involved in campus life as undergraduates, with a preference for Division III varsity student-athletes. This initiative has been...
Redmon Featured on MSNBC
By GA News Gazette | Mar 18, 2024
Clinical Assistant Professor & Prosecutorial Justice Program Director Melissa D. Redmon was featured on MSNBC regarding the 2020 election interference case. The segment titled "The Trump Indictments" was hosted by Andrew Weissman and Melissa Murray and aired 3/15/24.
E. Burch Shares Insights on SEC Climate Case Lottery System
By GA News Gazette | Mar 18, 2024
Callaway Chair Elizabeth Chamblee Burch was featured on Bloomberg Law regarding the lottery system that will determine which U.S. Court of Appeals circuit will hear a consolidated case relating to the Securities and Exchange Commission. The article titled "SEC Climate Suits Head Toward Lottery to Pick Single Court" was written by Andrew Ramonas and published on March 18, 2024.In the piece, E. Burch shared insights on the unique approach of using a lottery system to select the court for the SEC climate case. The lottery system is an unconventional method that adds an...
Redmon's Insights on Election Interference Case Featured on Salon.com
By GA News Gazette | Mar 15, 2024
Clinical Assistant Professor & Prosecatorial Justice Program Director Melissa D. Redmon was recently featured on Salon.com discussing the 2020 election interference case. The article, titled "'It doesn't gut the case': Experts say dropped Fulton charges won't help Trump 'at all'" was penned by Tatyana Tandanpolie and published on March 14, 2024.Redmon's expertise shed light on the impact of the dropped Fulton charges on the case involving former President Trump. The article highlighted Redmon's insights alongside other experts who weighed in on the situation, emphasizing...
Amann Presents on "Child-Taking" at Yale University
By GA News Gazette | Mar 14, 2024
Regents' Professor of International Law & Woodruff Chair in International Law Diane Marie Amann virtually presented "Child-Taking" as part of a Russo-Ukrainian War course coordinated by Yale University's Law School, School of Management and Jackson School of Global Affairs during March.
Class of 2021 Achieves Near Perfect Ultimate Bar Passage Rate
By GA News Gazette | Mar 13, 2024
The Class of 2021 has achieved a remarkable feat with a near-perfect Ultimate Bar Passage rate. With an impressive 99.48% passage rate, over 99% of the graduates who took the bar exam within two years of graduation successfully passed. This outstanding achievement reflects the dedication and hard work of the Class of 2021.The success of the Class of 2021 has not gone unnoticed, with the school's reputation as one of the nation's best in terms of returns on investment in legal education. This accomplishment is seen as a significant milestone for UGA Law, as it continues to...