News & Events

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With several events taking place each day, GW Law is a hub of legal activity.

From moot court competitions judged by Supreme Court justices to lectures by prominent legal minds to career development programs, the law school is always abuzz with activities that benefit students, faculty, and the GW community.

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HEADLINES

Professor Renée Lettow Lerner Explores Second & Seventh Amendments in Guest Blog Series

October 20, 2021
"I'm a firm supporter of the Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms, but believe the Seventh Amendment right to civil jury trial should be abolished," Professor Lerner writes in

Opportunities Ahead: Creating Pathways for GW Law Graduates

October 20, 2021
Delisle Warden, Associate Dean of GW Law's Center for Professional Development and Career Strategy, discusses what attracted him to GW Law, and the exciting new ways he plans to work

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Upcoming Events

October
27
Wednesday

The Evolution of U.S. Intelligence Since 9/11

12:00pm—1:00pm

October
28
Thursday

Book Launch: Toward Uniformly Accepted Principles for Interpreting MFN Clauses: Striking a Balance

12:00pm—1:30pm

November
11—
November
12

Second Annual Class Action Case Law and Practice Review Conference

Time vary by day.

November
12—
November
13

12th Annual Constitutional Law Colloquium

Times vary by day

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In the News

"These Companies Prove That When Workers Are Happy, Investors Are Too"

October 21, 2021
Lawrence A. Cunningham writes for MarketWatch about how companies with high employee satisfaction make for attractive investment opportunities.

"‘The Stakes Are Enormous’: Bannon Case Tests Congress’ Power"

October 20, 2021
Steven A. Saltzburg is quoted by the Associated Press about whether Steve Bannon will be prosecuted for defying a subpoena from Congress.

"Throttling Free Speech is Not the Way to Fix Facebook and Other Social Media"

October 09, 2021
Jonathan Turley writes for The Hill criticizing calls to adjust social media newsfeed algorithms to de-emphasize abusive and misleading content.

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