
BC Law Magazine Winter 2018 Flip Book Edition
Prefer to read the magazine as it appeared in print? This digital replica re-creates the experience. To view the flip book, click here. ...
Prefer to read the magazine as it appeared in print? This digital replica re-creates the experience. To view the flip book, click here. ...
Fifteen Chinese-Americans were handcuffed, chained together, and paraded by law enforcement down the narrow ...
December 22, 1989, was a big day for eleven-year-old Vlad Perju. His family had been waiting for two decades...
In a fast-paced world in which narratives seem to recede behind the bullying force of nonstop news, social m...
US Senator Edward Markey ’72 invoked the spirit of BC Law during a campus speech in October, part of the...
Even as Boston College Law School prepared to host a major forum to discuss forensics and expert testimony, ...
Student Snapshot Provenance: Born in Baltimore, Maryland; moved to the suburbs as a child. Learning: BA in ...
Paul M. Smith has argued 19 US Supreme Court cases, most notably the landmark case Lawrence v. Texas, wh...
Since its founding in 2007, the Boston College Innocence Program at the Law School has been an active pl...
Pocket Résumé Degrees: AB and JD, both magna cum laude, Harvard University. Private Practice: Munger To...
Academic undertakings designed to enhance collaborations and the Law School’s business offerings got i...
Pocket Résumé Xiomara Corral ’87: Senior Attorney, BNY Mellon. Advanced Degree: She holds an LLM in ban...
BC Law’s endowed chair holders, and the donors who established professorships at BC Law, intertwine across...
A heartfelt thank you to all the alumni and friends of Boston College Law School for your generous support. The Report on Giving recognizes all donors who made a gift to Bos...
The weekend of November 3-4 was a heady outpouring of campus tours, lectures, panel discussions, “bar reviews,” receptions and—biggest of all—class dinners at the Fairmont ...
Roger Bougie ’62 can trace his career success back to one day in the summer of 1959. He and his wife, Barb...
Like modern-day millennials, our fastest growing tech companies have decided to delay adulthood. Unlike earl...
People are often surprised to learn that my work in law practice was primarily in the area of financial serv...
This is a time when words are being twisted into all sorts of horrible uses—political propaganda, “fake” news, racist screeds…the list goes on. Not that such literary and v...
Jeri Zeder, Writer Zeder, JD, has been contributing to BC Law Magazine since 1998. Her articles include the story of an alumnus who won the release of Guantánamo prisoners, a com...