IP Director Daryl Lim to speak at International Competition Network...
As published by Yahoo Finance Professor Daryl Lim, director of the Center for Intellectual Property, Information Technology & Privacy Law at The John Marshall Law School, has been invited to speak...
View ArticleJohn Marshall IP program hosts Chief Judges Sharon Prost and Ruben Castillo
As published by Bloomberg The John Marshall Law School in Chicago will co-host the Federal Circuit Bar Association’s conference “Patent Litigation 2016: The Courts and the Patent Trial and Appeal...
View ArticleAlums Gianna Scatchell and Adam Codilis to launch Uber-like app for courtroom...
As published by Yahoo Finance Gianna Scatchell and Adam Codilis, 2009 graduates of The John Marshall Law School, are launching a mobile app in Chicago this summer that helps attorneys find other...
View ArticleStudent William Kingston publishes column in Windy City Times about LGBTQ...
As published by the Windy City Times Do you know your fair housing rights? And are you sure you’re protected? A guest column in the Windy City Times by William Kingston, a student at John Marshall,...
View ArticleStudent Stephanie Snow publishes article in International Law News on...
Third-year student Stephanie Snow’s article, “Before Suing the Hungarian Railway in U.S. Courts: Holocaust Survivors and Heirs Must Exhaust Remedies in Hungarian Courts,” has been published in the fall...
View ArticleStudent Ahmad Al Dajani publishes article in The Globe about application of...
Ahmad Al Dajani, a first-year student at John Marshall, has published a synopsis of a lawsuit brought by Sam El-Zoobi, a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) employee, against United Airlines. After...
View ArticleStudents Veronica Canton and Erick Lopez selected for Intellectual Property...
John Marshall students Veronica Canton, a first-year student, and Erick Lopez, a third-year student, have been selected for the Hispanic National Bar Association (HNBA)/Microsoft Intellectual Property...
View ArticleJohn Marshall professors Kim Chanbonpin, Kevin Hopkins, Mark Wojcik present...
As published by MSN Scribes—The American Society of Legal Writers—held its first national CLE program on April 15th at The John Marshall Law School in Chicago, one of the institutional members of...
View ArticleProfessor Nagel tells Chicago Sun-times: Writ of mandamus not likely to work...
As published by Chicago Sun-Times Professor Mary Nagel comments on the current state of a lawsuit filed by Friends of the Parks regarding the future site of George Lucas’ museum in Chicago. Nagel says...
View ArticleStudent Anqunette Parham awarded scholarship from Black Women Lawyers’...
Anqunette S. Parham, a third-year student, was recently awarded the grand prize scholarship from the Black Women Lawyers’ Association (BWLA) of Greater Chicago essay competition. Applicants were tasked...
View ArticleFaculty Activities and Publications | April 2016
Professor Kim Chanbonpin She was a panelist at the 2016 SCRIBES CLE annual meeting on April 15. Assistant Professor Lurene Contento Her article, Why Online Resources Won’t Replace Writing Specialists –...
View ArticleProfessor Bethel discusses CHA’s Exemption Payment Standards program in the...
As published by the Chicago Reader Professor Allison Bethel, director of the Fair Housing Legal Clinic, discusses the impact of ending the Chicago Housing Authority’s Exemption Payment Standards on...
View ArticleProfessor Schwinn focuses on right to a remedy for torture, human rights as...
Professor Steven D. Schwinn of The John Marshall Law School in Chicago gave his final presentation as the 2015-2016 Edward T. & Noble W. Lee Chair in Constitutional Law on April 27. His lecture,...
View ArticleInternational Human Rights Clinic hosts United Nations Association for...
The John Marshall Law School in Chicago hosts the Chicago chapter of the United Nations Association of the USA (UNA-USA) for a day-long conference on human rights and the role of the United Nations on...
View ArticleProfessor O’Neill: Fourth Amendment may have just become a little more...
As published by Chicago Daily Law Bulletin Professor Timothy P. O’Neill discusses recent cases involving the Fourth Amendment and what these cases mean for a person’s reasonable expectation of privacy.
View ArticleProfessor Mundy tells WBEZ: Statute of limitations are all about balance
As published by WBEZ Professor Hugh Mundy explains the reason for statute of limitations stating, “The goal is to balance the interests of the defendant against the interests of the alleged victims,...
View ArticleProfessor Sorkin talks cyber bullying and social media on WGN TV
As published by WGN Professor David Sorkin discusses the rights private citizens have when it comes to taking down social media posts that are seen as cyber bullying. Watch the Full Interview
View Article3L Garett Bonk weighs in on job prospects with the Chicago Tribune
As published by the Chicago Tribune Student Garett Bonk discusses the current state of the legal job market in Chicago and how he secured his post-graduation employment with an elder-law firm. Read the...
View ArticleMeredith Martin Addy (’97) made partner at Tabet DiVito & Rothstein LLC
Alumna Meredith Martin Addy (LLM ’97) was made a partner at Tabet DiVito & Rothstein LLC. She joins the firm’s intellectual property litigation and appellate practices. Addy has two decades of...
View ArticleProfessor Lousin discusses potential solutions to Illinois pension problem...
As published by Chicago Tribune Professor Ann Lousin comments on whether a plan proposed by Illinois Senate President John Cullerton is likely to work in fixing the current state pension issues. Read...
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