Library Offers Opportunity for Enlightenment, Networking
September 28, 2007
Stephanie G. Spivey, director of consent decree management within Wal-Mart's corporate compliance department, will be the first presenter in the Young Law Library's new speaker series, Lawyer in the Library.
Same-Sex Marriage Authors to Lecture at the University of Arkansas
September 27, 2007
The 2003 Massachusetts Supreme Court decision in Goodridge v. the Department of Public Health that led to legal same-sex marriage in the state has cause mixed emotions across the country.
Law Professor Writes Book About Civil Rights Warrior
September 26, 2007
Professor Judith Kilpatrick, University of Arkansas School of Law, will give a presentation about Wiley Branton and also sign copies of her recently released book, There When We Needed Him.
University of Arkansas School of Law to Toast and Roast Longtime Professor
September 20, 2007
The University of Arkansas School of Law will honor its longest serving faculty member Friday, Sept. 21. Al Witte, a contracts and constitutional law professor, is celebrating his fiftieth year as a faculty member at the university.
Former Fayetteville Attorney Introducing Russian Judges to City, Legal System
September 19, 2007
U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Rick Taylor, longtime Fayetteville attorney, is hosting five judges from Russia through Saturday, Sept. 22. Taylor and the judges are participating in a seven-day exchange program sponsored by the Open World Program at the U.S. Library of Congress.
Pioneers Remember Integration Struggles and Triumphs
September 18, 2007
George W.B. Haley and Christopher C. Mercer, two of the first six African-Americans to attend the School of Law, shared their thoughts and memories about being pioneers in the integration process during a panel discussion Sept. 12.
McManus to Respond to Explosion in ITC Intellectual Property Caseload
September 10, 2007
The Dallas law firm of McKool Smith, P.C., is announcing a new firm office in Washington, DC, and the addition of veteran international trade trial attorney Michael G. McManus, a 1994 graduate of the University of Arkansas School of Law.
UA School of Law Honors First Alums
September 10, 2007
The University of Arkansas School of Law recognized its alumni who graduated between 1934 and 1957 during a celebration on Saturday, Sept. 8 at the Fayetteville Town Center.
School of Law Graduates to Discuss Integration
September 7, 2007
Two University of Arkansas School of Law graduates will participate in a panel discussion of the 1948 integration of the UA Schools of Law and Medicine.
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