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Health Reform 2009

Health Reform 2009: Proposed Treatment Plans for a Complicated, Conflicted Patient
A panel discussion featuring UW health law faculty addressing Medicare cuts, insurance regulation, a public option, and more.

Steve Calandrillo

Installation of Steve Calandrillo as Stone Professor of Law
The installation ceremony includes Calandrillo's lecture "Penalizing Punitive Damages: Why the Supreme Court Needs a Lesson in Law and Economics."

In the Spotlight

Greg HicksProfessor Hicks' Article on Water Rights Published
Law professor Greg Hicks' article "Acequias of the Southwestern United States in Tension with State Water Laws" was recently published in Out of the Mainstream, which examines Latin American and indigenous water rights issues.

Joel NgugiProfessor Ngugi Leads Africa Study Abroad Program
Law professor Joel Ngugi will lead the UW Jackson School African Studies Summer 2010 Study Abroad Program, which focuses on health, human rights, and social transformation in Kenya.

Gallagher Law Library staffGovernment Printing Office Spotlights Gallagher Law Library
The GPO is spotlighting the Marian Gould Gallagher Law Library in November for its support of public access to Federal depository legal resources as part of the Federal Depository Library Program.

ApplicationApplying to UW School of Law?
Come to our informational session for applicants December 1. Learn about the application components, including an overview of items such as the personal statement, resume, LSAT, and letters of recommendation.

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  • Bendetti, Gardner & Andrews Advance to NY National Moot Court Competition
    UW School of Law students Lisa Benedetti, Andrew Gardner, and Justin Andrews won the regional National Moot Court Competition at Lewis and Clark Law School last weekend and will advance to the final rounds of the competition in New York in 2010.
  • Examining Washington's Child Welfare Legal System
    Should the legal standards for returning a child to their biological parents be the same as those that dictate removal? That is just one of the questions to be discussed at an event sponsored by the UW School of Law Court Improvement Training Academy (CITA), "Child Safety, Best Interests, or Preserving Families?" Monday, December 7, 2009 from 10 AM - Noon in Kane Hall Room 225.
  • Washington Law Review - Vol. 84, No. 3
    Abstracts for the latest issue of the Washington Law Review are now available on-line.
  • Shidler Journal of Law, Commerce + Technology - Vol. 5, Issue 3 (Winter 2009)
    The latest issue of the UW School of Law Shidler Journal is now available on-line. The journal addresses business law and technology issues for corporate law practitioners and other business professionals interested in emerging technology and commerce issues.
  • Boys ranch moves assets before abuse trials' start - Spokesman Review
    UW School of Law professor Linda Hume said creditors are allowed to ask the court to reverse property transfers made prior to bankruptcy. Recently, the Morning Star Boys Ranch moved the bulk of its assets to a non-profit foundation as it prepares for trial.

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