Cooley Law School Blog

Unsung Heroes of the Civil Rights Movement: A Pregnant Teen, Two Gay Men, and a Gender-nonconforming Woman

Many people helped make the modern Civil Rights Movement, which aimed to get equal treatment of all...

A Look at the Civil Side of Fraud

Fraud is the deliberate misrepresentation of a material fact, made with the intention of inducing...

Jon Kohler: Brokering and Conserving Natural Lands

When you read articles featuring Jon Kohler (Adams Class, 1997) about his success as a land broker,...

The Study of Remedies, Law's Cure for Wrongdoing, is in Declining Health.

I have previously blogged about the unfortunate case of Peevyhouse v. Garland Coal. In a poll of...

Rabih Hamawi: From Insurance Agent To Insurance Lawyer

Sometimes seminal moments in one’s life can change a career path. For Rabih Hamawi (Story Class,...

Multicultural Lawyering Takes Talking, But Mostly Listening

How can lawyers help their clients when the clients’ experiences – often traumatic and oppressive...

Kimberly Lewis and Susan Lee: Unapologetically Unafraid

Orientation for most students can be slightly overwhelming, but for Kimberly Lewis it was the...

Cooley Law School Faculty Expert Analysis on Rittenhouse Verdict

Following the not-guilty verdict of Kyle Rittenhouse on November 19, 2021, Cooley Law School...

Showcase Your Scholarship, Part Three: Self-Publishing

Recent posts have described a process for showcasing your scholarship. It’s done by creating a...