Exciting News!!! We are thrilled to share some great news with you featuring our alumna Paola Zaragoza Cardenales who has founded a law firm, Zaragoza Cardenales LLC in Puerto Rico. Zaragoza Cardenales LLC integrates a wealth of experience, a deep understanding of the law, and an unwavering dedication to serving the needs of clients. The… Read more »
Sharlene Chen, our 1st year SJD candidate, had the opportunity to participate in the North American Taiwan Study Association (NATSA). This year’s theme is “Resistance & Resilience: Repositioning Taiwan.” Sharlene joined the session titled “Decolonization in Progress: Enduring Colonial Influences and Modes of Resistance” with other panelists from University of California at Santa Barbara, University… Read more »
We are pleased to announce the remarkable achievement of Angelina Nguyen Spitler, our SJD candidate, who has recently published three thought-provoking articles titled: 1) Why is Consideration Important in the Determination of the Validity or a Contract; 2) Seafood Fraud and Policy Implication; and 3) Child Abuse and Neglect- Definition, Difference, and Consequences in American… Read more »
On 6/22/ 2023, Maurer School of Law S.J.D. candidates Zijin Yan, Simon Sun and Attamongkol Tantratian participated in the 2023 25th conference of the Law, Culture, and the Humanities. The conference was held at University of Toronto, Faculty of Law. The event consisted of professors and graduate students around the world to explore the theme… Read more »
Simon Sun and Angelina Nguyen Spitler were among 40+ SJD candidates from all over America who presented their research on April 21 at the SJD National Roundtable 2023, held at Georgetown University Law Center. This year, the young legal scholars were able to gather for a complete in-person gathering for the first time in the… Read more »
This Thursday (April 27, 12pm EST), our SJD candidate Hwi Won Kim will be presenting her research “The Interpretative Foundation of Liberty and Privacy under the Fourteenth Amendment.” In this session, she will explore the challenges of interpreting the Fourteenth Amendment and recognizing new rights, such as privacy, due to the inconsistencies in the substantive… Read more »
Our 3rd-year SJD candidates, Simon Sun and Celso M. Neto, took the stage at the 16th Cornell Law Inter-University Graduate Conference, which aims at providing opportunities for young scholars to present and discuss their works in progress with peers. This year’s theme was “Time of Web 3.0,” and our stars Simon and Celso took the… Read more »
Müge Fazlioglu (she/her), Ph.D., CIPP/E, CIPP/US will share her academic success and professional career experience with IU graduate students. Date/Time : April 20 (Thursday), 12:00pm -1:00 pm Place : Zoom, Zoom link: https://iu.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZ0tfuGopjsjEtMRJdNvh7jyyV2qcp7xemMJ
Simon Sun, our SJD candidate and MGF team leader, joined the “superstars” in technology law at IU (we’re talking Profs. Tomain, Lubin, and Shackelford!) to discuss Section 230. The event–hosted by the Cybersecurity & Privacy Law Association (CPLA), the Federalist Society, and the American Constitution Society–garnered significant attention and meaningful discourse. Job well done as… Read more »
Mohammed Mitwally will provide an overview of Sports Law and its process. This presentation will answer questions that help you to understand Sports Law in practice. What is the nature of Sports Law? Is Sports Law differing from Common or Statutory Law? What is the process for becoming a Sports Lawyer? Time/Date: 12:00 -1:00 pm,… Read more »
