Cooley Law School Blog

Chanelle Manus: Playing the Field in the NFL and Sports Law

Cooley graduate Chanelle Manus grew up watching a lot of sports on TV, mostly because she knew that...

How to Eat an Elephant and Become an Attorney

Imagine being in business for yourself for almost 10 years and suddenly everything changes. New...

Professor Nuckolls: Making Giving a Part of Living

One of the most important aspects of a legal education at Cooley Law School is that of service to...

Super by name and by nature

Cooley graduate Matt Super not only overcame a head injury and PTSD to graduate from law school, he...

What is Gerrymandering Anyway? Con Law Expert Professor Brendan Beery Breaks Things Down on this and other SCOTUS decisions.

Constitutional Law expert Brendan Beery is often tapped by the media to give comment or to explain...

John Scott Ends an Epic Teaching Career

Early in his career, even before law school at the University of Michigan, recently retired...

Shelika Tate: Non-traditional Coming In; Unconventional Powerhouse Going Out

Shelika Tate married her high school sweetheart 19 years ago, and for that same amount of time, she...

Joy Fossel: In Law and in Life; Be Proud, Be Open, Be Engaged, and Be Honorable

Cooley graduate Elizabeth Joy Fossel, of counsel, Varnum Attorneys at Law, imparts words of wisdom...

Professor Takes Teaching Outside of the Box

When considering law schools, everyone has different hopes, expectations and needs. But one desire...

Eric Field: Law School is a Reflection of Law Practice

Cooley student Eric Field always knew he wanted a career where he could help people, but he really...