Author Archive
Law School Helped His Career and Now Bob Brady ’78 Is Giving Back
Bob Brady never practiced law, but his legal education helped him launch a new and successful business.
Law Professor’s New Book Examines the Legality of Revolution
In "Adjudicating Revolution: Courts and Constitutional Change," UConn Law Professor Emeritus Richard S. Kay and co-author Joel Colon-Rios explore the common doctrines that have arisen in legal challenges to revolutions.
McLean, First Black Dean of UConn Law, Will be Honored as Higher Ed Inspiration
Hailed as trailblazer, intellectual property expert joined law school faculty in 1991
Gift Supports LGBTQ Community at UConn Law
The gift from Health Care Advocates International will directly support students in need.
Incoming UConn Law Class Exceptional for Diversity and Achievement
The incoming class of 153 JD and 37 LLM students brings outstanding academic achievement and a wide range of backgrounds and experience to the UConn Law campus.
UConn Law Welcomes Distinguished New Faculty Members
New faculty at UConn Law bring a wealth of expertise in fields ranging from anthropology and corporate law to immigration and legal practice.
UConn Law and Disability Rights Connecticut Establish Legal Clinic
The new Disability Rights Clinic will give students hands-on legal training as they assist clients with disability-related issues.
Animal Legal Defense Fund Grant Aids Animal Law Clinic
The grant will support new scholarship and trainings relating to courtroom animal advocate programs and expand efforts to establish similar programs in other states.
Registration Opens for Third Year of Insurance Series
The New Ideas in Insurance workshops kick off with a presentation about the Lloyd’s insurance market crisis of the 1980s and ’90s and continue with in-depth discussions of a wide variety of topics and issues.
Professors Mathilde Cohen and Hourya Bentouhami Study Food and Identity
Their transatlantic collaboration will draw scholars across disciplines into research on how eating practices are linked to identity in France and the United States.