
UBalt School of Law Launches 'Lawyers as Leaders' Fall Lunchtime Series; First Session Set for Sept. 13
August 27, 2024
The University of Baltimore School of Law will unveil its new lunch-and-learn series, "Lawyers as Leaders," with a panel discussion on Sept. 13. The opening session, "Lawyers as Leaders: Authentic Leadership," will bring together four UBalt Law alumni to discuss the importance of staying true to oneself in the demanding legal profession.

Law Professor Andrew Ziaja: Apple Union Agreement at Maryland Store a 'Huge First Step'
July 30, 2024
Andrew J. Ziaja, an assistant professor in The University of Baltimore School of Law with expertise in labor and employment law, tells WMAR-TV that the successful negotiations of employees to form a union at the Apple store in Towson is a "huge first step" in establishing union deals at other Apple locations across the country.

Law Prof. Mortimer Sellers Elected Honorary President of the International Association for Philosophy of Law and Social Philosophy
July 19, 2024
Prof. Mortimer "Tim" Sellers, director of The University of Baltimore School of Law's Center for International and Comparative Law, has been elected honorary president of the International Association of the Philosophy of Law and Social Philosophy. The election took place at the World Congress in Seoul, South Korea, the week of July 8. The International Association for Philosophy of Law and Social Philosophy (IVR) is a global academic organization that promotes and develops legal and social philosophy. Founded in Berlin in 1909, the IVR is open to scholars from all relevant disciplines and has many active national sections.

Law School's Aubrey Edwards-Luce Named 2024 Outstanding Legal Advocate by National Association of Counsel for Children
July 16, 2024
Aubrey Edwards-Luce, executive director of The University of Baltimore School of Law's Sayra and Neil Meyerhoff Center for Families, Children and the Courts, has been named Outstanding Legal Advocate for 2024 by the National Association of Counsel for Children (NACC). The NACC is a national professional membership and advocacy organization that focuses on the child welfare system. It has approximately 2,000 members including lawyers, judges, law professors and students.

UBalt Law’s Center for Criminal Justice Reform Makes Major Impact During 2024 Md. Legislative Session
June 3, 2024
A core part of the work of the UBalt School of Law's Center for Criminal Justice Reform occurs during the Maryland General Assembly's action-packed, 90-day legislative session. Every January to April, you can often find the Center's team in Annapolis, collaborating with partners, meeting with legislators, and testifying on bills affecting prisons and jails, policing, expungement, reentry, sentencing, drug policy, violence reduction, and more. Established in 2022, the Center for Criminal Justice Reform supports community-driven efforts to improve public safety and address the harm and inequity caused by the criminal legal system. This year, they're reporting major success during the session.
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