National Basketball Association Commissioner Adam Silver, ’88, has spent much more of his professional career on basketball ...

Adam Chilton, Howard G. Krane Professor of Law, recently released a book, Trial by Numbers: A Lawyer’s Guide to Statistical ...

Ambika Kumar of Davis Wright Tremaine LLP has worked on multiple high-profile online free speech cases, including successfully halting a groundbreaking California law surrounding online privacy ...

Sharon R. Fairley, ’06, a criminal justice reform expert and a professor from practice at the Law School, was recently ...

However, Davidson’s critique is a little different than the more common, wholesale disavowal of this clause. Davidson examines how courts have interpreted this clause, critiquing their reimagination ...

Assistant Professor of Law Bridget Fahey has been named co-director of a new Research Initiative at UChicago’s Data Science Institute, following a $1 million dollar grant she received with ...

In May 1862, as the American Civil War was entering its second year, the English novelist Anthony Trollope, who had just returned from a year’s travel around the United States, likened the US ...

The University of Chicago Legal Forum will convene scholars from across the country on November 8 for a day-long symposium on “Crisis, Calamity, and Catastrophe: Law in Times of Disaster.” The event ...

When Judge Amy St. Eve was appointed as a United States District Court Judge for the Northern District of Illinois in 2002, she was one of the youngest federal judges in the country.   “I applied, not ...

A striking feature of US politics nowadays is the flight of “workers” – meaning non-professionals, usually blue-collar or clerical – from the Democratic Party. For many decades after the New Deal, the ...

With great sadness, we announce the passing of Gary Lee Kaplan, age 66, on October 24, 2024, after a yearslong battle with ...

The words “no dangers” underscore the Court’s view that even a slight risk of inhibiting a legitimate exercise of presidential power outweighs the benefit of encouraging presidents to refrain from ...