Panel Discussion: 'HBCUs v. Maryland: Is There a Solution in Sight?,' Feb. 4
January 18, 2021
The University of Baltimore School of Law's Law Forum and the Black Law Student Association will host a panel discussion on the state of the four Maryland Historically Black Colleges and Universities' (HBCUs) 14-year effort to achieve parity within the University System of Maryland, on Feb. 4.
UB's Ronald Weich Among Nation's Law School Deans Making Rare Statement Addressing 2020 Election and Attack on Capitol
January 12, 2021
Deans from 157 of the nation's law schools -- including University of Baltimore School of Law Dean Ronald Weich -- made a rare departure from a tradition of impartiality by issuing a Jan. 12 statement condemning the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol.
School of Law Hosts Webinar, 'Challenges to the Peaceful Transfer of Power,' Jan. 12
January 7, 2021
In the wake of an insurrection at the Capitol building in support of the defeated sitting president, which coincided with a move by some lawmakers to challenge certification of the Electoral College results, The University of Baltimore School of Law will offer a webinar, "Challenges to the Peaceful Transfer of Power," on Jan. 12. Professors Michael Higginbotham, Kim Wehle, Robert Knowles and Elizabeth Keyes, along with moderator Dean Ronald Weich, will examine the panoply of issues related to this national turmoil.
Gov. Hogan Appoints Two UB Law Alumni to Baltimore City Circuit Court
January 4, 2021
University of Baltimore School of Law alumni Erik Atas, J.D. '06, and Myshala Middleton, J.D. '10, have been appointed to the Baltimore City Circuit Court, the Office of Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan reported.
UB Law Students Conduct Malpractice Deposition Simulation with Graduating Dental Students at University of Louisville
December 11, 2020
University of Baltimore School of Law Visiting Prof. Jamie Abrams facilitated an unusual learning experience for 33 first-year students in her Torts/ILS class. They participated in a virtual deposition simulation with graduating dental students and faculty at the University of Louisville, where Abrams taught previously. The group deposed the dental students as expert witnesses in a dental malpractice case, utilizing a number of Zoom breakout rooms.
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