In January 2019, the College of Law welcomed seven master of laws students to Syracuse representing the legal education systems of Iraq, Italy, the United Kingdom, Poland, Palestine, Nigeria, and China. For the spring 2019 semester, the College also welcomes new visiting scholars from Brazil, South Korea, and Poland and hosts an exchange student from Italy ...
Associate Dean for Research and Online Education Nina Kohn discusses SU’s new interactive online law degree ...
Each year, since 1992, the United Nations International Day of Persons with Disabilities has been observed on December 3. This year’s theme is “Empowering persons with disabilities and ensuring inclusiveness and equality.” Here at the College of Law, we are committed to the recruitment, inclusion, and empowerment of students with disabilities. The College’s Disability Law and Policy Program (DLPP) was founded in 2005 not only to foster the inclusion and acceptance of students with disabilities but also to train future lawyers in the emerging field of domestic and international disability law ...
Walter Meagher Jr. was selected for inclusion in 2018 Best Lawyers in America and Upstate New York Super Lawyers.
What exactly comes with a Syracuse Law education? And why is it so valuable? Whether you’re an accepted student, prospective student, or currently just considering law school, you probably want those answers as hard cold facts. So we put together an infographic[PDF] (and text file[PDF]) that shows how the value adds up.
Marnin Michaels has been elected as part of the management team for the Zurich office of Baker &…
Professor Hobart received a B.A., summa cum laude, as a College Scholar from Cornell University’s College of Arts & Sciences; a J.D. from Harvard Law School; and an M.F.A. in fiction writing from Syracuse University. In law school, she served as an editor of two law journals and practiced criminal defense with the Harvard Criminal Justice Institute. Following law school, Professor Hobart…
