Cooley Law School Blog

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...

Former Judge and Criminal Law Professor Expresses Concerns Over Arrest Procedures

“I am sympathetic to the prosecutor’s cause for gun safety reform, but at this point, the ends do...

Showcase Your Scholarship, Part Two: Google Scholar Profiles and Other Platforms

Part One: Use SSRN To Archive Articles explains how to use the Social Science Research Network...

Showcase Your Scholarship, Part One: Use SSRN to Archive Articles

An earlier post suggested ways to maximize the impact of your scholarship through spin-off articles.

Homeland & National Security Law Review Symposium: Drone Concerns?

Do you have questions about drones and how they may impact your safety and security? Take a...

Brittany Lindsay: COVID-19 Hero of Tampa Bay

Tampa Mayor Jane Castor may have named Cooley student Brittany Lindsay a COVID-19 Hero of Tampa...

Adjunct Law Professors: Blessing or Curse?

From its earliest days, Cooley Law School has employed the services of adjunct (part-time)...