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In Closing

A Professor Ponders the Artistry in Law

By Professor Steven Arrigg Koh
Winter 2022

Evidence

Law Gets to Work in Opioid Cleanup

By Vicki Sanders
Winter 2022

Legal History

Researchers Open the Book on a Forgotten Lawyer’s Life

By Jeri Zeder
Winter 2022

In Court

What It Takes to Be a Whistleblower’s Lawyer

By Jeri Zeder
Winter 2022

Great Case

Two Celebrities, Their Attorneys, and the Cases They Fought

January 27, 2022

Great Case

When It Comes to Discovery, Ellyn Hurd ’01 Is Peerless

By Chad Konecky
Winter 2022

Brainstorm

To Hear Them Tell It, Taxes Are Fascinating

By Jane Whitehead
Winter 2022

Racial Justice

“The Winds of Change Are Shifting”

Now that the idea of reparations is gaining traction, Rappaport panelists grapple with the challenges and possibilities.

By Jamie Ehrlich ’23
October 15, 2021

Environmental Justice

The Republic for Which It Stands

America has broken its promise to protect our spacious skies and fruited plains and to do so in the spirit of brotherhood. Racism and inequity ...

By David Reich
Summer 2021

Great Case

Nazi-Tainted Treasure Inspires Hunt for Justice

By Jeri Zeder
Summer 2021

Features

Vision Quest

BC Law becomes an incubator launching lawyers into a startup world where it really is possible to dream and make it big.

By Jeri Zeder
Winter 2021

Experiential Learning

Project Changes Lives of Formerly Incarcerated

By Brett Gannon ’21
Winter 2021

Features

In Pursuit of Justice

The eloquent admission essays of five new BC Law students.

By Drew Carrico, Jamie Ehrlich, James Lopez Olvera, Jamie Kobayashi, and Joanna Plaisir
Winter 2021

Features

The Morning That Everything Changed

Admission Essay by Drew Carrico / Clemson University

Winter 2021

Features

In the Fight for Justice, I Want In

Admission Essay by Jamie Ehrlich / University of Chicago

Winter 2021