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Meyer presents on the evolution of codification Monday, November 3, 2014 Assistant Professor Timothy Meyer presented “The Evolution of Codification” at Duke University School of Law’s Custom in Crisis Conference during October. |
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Georgia Law professor receives honorary professorship from University of Edinburgh Wednesday, October 29, 2014 Alan Watson, retired Distinguished Research Professor and holder of the Ernest P. Rogers Chair of Law at the University of Georgia, has received an honorary professorship from the University of Edinburgh. A title conferred only on individuals of high academic distinction, the professorship will run for 10 years and will require Watson to give lectures and seminars at the university. |
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Sachs presents at “The New Landscape of Securities Fraud Class Actions” conference Tuesday, October 28, 2014 Alston Chair in Corporate Law Margaret V. Sachs presented at “The New Landscape of Securities Fraud Class Actions” conference at Loyola University Chicago School of Law during October. |
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Janet Napolitano Calls for Immigration Reform, Ebola Screening and ‘Yes Means Yes’ Laws in UGA Speech Tuesday, October 28, 2014 Georgia Law was featured in the Daily Report regarding its 112th John A. Sibley Lecture on Oct. 27 featuring former Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano as the keynote speaker. Napolitano’s speech touched on the need for immigration reform, Ebola screening protocols and the “yes means yes” statute in California. The article was written by Katheryn Hayes Tucker and appeared 10/28/14. |
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UGA Law Grads Post Highest Bar Pass Rate in Down Year Tuesday, October 28, 2014 Georgia Law was mentioned in the Daily Report regarding the success rate of its graduates who took the state bar exam in July. The law school held the state's highest percentage of success, with nearly 94 percent of first-time takers passing. The article was written by Jonathan Ringel and appeared 10/27/14. |