Veteran professor and two alums honored at Chicago Bar Foundation luncheon
The Connecticut Post - July 15, 2014 Professor Michael Seng and alumni Michael Pelletier and Brian K. Jones were honored at the July 15 Chicago Bar Association and Chicago Bar Foundation Pro Bono &...
View ArticleNew proposals from across the country are being developed to stop elder abuse
Pacific Standard - July 15, 2014 New proposals to put a stop to elder abuse and support the rights of the elderly around the world are being developed across the country. One example of this is The...
View ArticleProfessor O'Neill discusses the future of Terry stops
Chicago Daily Law Bulletin - July 17, 2014 Professor Timothy O'Neill considers recent court decisions involving non-felony behavior that prompted Terry stops and what this could mean for future cases....
View ArticleProfessor Schwinn says University of Texas affirmative action decision not...
Arise News (TV) - July 16, 2014 Professor Steve Schwinn discusses a recent U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruling which held the University of Texas can consider race as a factor in their admissions...
View ArticleJohn Marshall Law Review cited in service of process by social media article
Serve-Now - July 18, 2014 The John Marshall Law Review article, "Preventing You've Got Mail From Meaning You've Been Served" has been cited for its unique perspective on the issue of service of process...
View ArticleProfessor Lousin says Rauner might get a term limit decision in time
Chicago Sun-Times - July 22, 2014 Professor Ann Lousin discusses the current term-limit initiative that will now have to go through the Chicago-based First District Appellate Court with the Chicago...
View ArticleWBEZ'z Afternoon Shift breaks down the latest Obamacare rulings with...
WBEZ - July 22, 2014 Professor Steven Schwinn discusses the latest rulings in the federal courts where there has been a clash over Obamacare subsidies. Listen Here Â
View ArticleCongresswoman Schakowsky reads the Chicago Declaration on the Rights of Older...
Library of Congress - July 25, 2014 U.S. Representative for Illinois's 9th congressional district Jan Schakowsky read the Chicago Declaration on the Rights of Older Persons into the Congressional...
View ArticleAdjunct prof Matthew Prince touts his Internet protection service, CloudFlare
Forbes - July 30, 2014 Matthew Prince - a John Marshall adjunct professor who teaches cyber law - discusses CloudFlare, the software service he created that more than 2 million websites use to thwart...
View ArticleAlumna Karen McNulty Enright elected Secretary of Illinois State Bar Association
Illinois State Bar Association - July 31, 2014 Alumna Karen McNulty Enright (J.D. 92') has been elected secretary of the Illinois State Bar Association. She is a partner with McNabola Law Group in...
View ArticleJohn Marshall awarded prestigious LEED Green Building Certification
NBC 26 News - July 30, 2014 John Marshall has been awarded LEED Silver Certification. The LEED rating system, developed by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC), is the foremost program for...
View ArticleJohn Marshall selected by USPTO for clinic certification pilot program
IP Frontline - July 31, 2014 The USPTO announced the selection of 19 law schools that will join the USPTO's Law School Clinic Certification Pilot Program this fall. John Marshall will participate in...
View ArticleAlum Doug Eveleigh named general counsel, secretary of Encyclopaedia Britannica
Virtual Strategy Magazine - July 30, 2014 Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc., has appointed John Marshall alum Doug Eveleigh general counsel and secretary. Read More
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College Students Learn Legal Skills Through LEAP & PLI Programs
JMLS student volunteers give advice to the college student participants during oral advocacy practice sessions. Current JMLS students answer questions from LEAP and PLI participants about what to...
View ArticleJohn Marshall Hosts LERA Discussion on Northwestern University Football...
Regardless of the outcome of the Northwestern University football players union case, the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and how it deals with student-athletes will change. That's...
View ArticleProfessor Chanbonpin Elected to Lead Legal Writing Institute
Members of the national Legal Writing Institute (LWI) have elected Professor Kim Chanbonpin to serve as president of the organization in 2016. Chanbonpin will first serve a two-year term as...
View ArticleFaculty Activities and Publications
Professor Ann Lousin Professor Ann Lousin appeared on CLTV on June 27, giving input on the dismissal of two proposed voter referendum on whether to have a new approach on redistricting, and whether to...
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Students, Staff and Alums Help Fight Homelessness in 5K Benefiting A Safe Haven
Students, staff and alums pose together after finishing the 5K run. All proceeds from the event went to A Safe Haven, which is a 501(c)3 not for profit, social enterprise that helps people aspire,...
View ArticleChicago Bar Foundation Honors Professor Michael Seng, 2 Alumni
The Chicago Bar Foundation honored a veteran John Marshall professor and two of its alums for their contributions to the legal community. Professor Michael Seng and alumni Michael Pelletier and Brian...
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Sister Cities Social Services Exchange Addresses Elder Care in China, US
How do social workers in Shanghai care for their aging population, and how might that compare to caregivers in Chicago? Social workers from both international cities discussed how their cities meet the...
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