Fundraiser for Maryland's Marriage Equality Movement, Sept. 13
September 5, 2012
A fundraiser for Maryland's marriage equality movement, sponsored in part by the University of Baltimore School of Law student organization OutLaw, will be held on Sept. 13. It will include a screening of the short film Married in Spandex.
Law Professor: What Happened to Workers' Rights?
September 4, 2012
Michael Hayes, associate professor in the University of Baltimore School of Law, contributed the lead op-ed to the Baltimore Sun's Labor Day edition on Sept. 3. The piece focuses on the state of workers' rights, and asks what both major political parties plan to do to ensure that organized labor will continue under a legal framework that has existed for decades.
First Year Success: Winning the Battle in the Most Important Year of Law School, Sept. 6
September 4, 2012
Are you a first-year law student in the UB School of Law? On Sept. 6, Prof. Byron L. Warnken, J.D. '77, will host "First Year Success: Winning the Battle in the Most Important Year," a frank discussion on what students can do to help ensure their academic progress.
Law Professor Awarded Elkins Professorship
July 27, 2012
Michael Meyerson, professor in the University of Baltimore School of Law, is one of three faculty members in the University System of Maryland to receive the USM's Wilson H. Elkins Professorship for 2012-13.
Law Professor Asks: Was the Declaration of Independence Christian?
July 9, 2012
In an opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal, Professor Michael I. Meyerson considers whether the Founding Fathers proffered the Declaration of Independence as a "Christian" document. To say it is or is not a religious work misses the point, Meyerson says.
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