A Tale of Two Toms: How Cooley Law School Acquired Two Bronze Likenesses of its Namesake

Cooley Law School alum John Nocita (Turner Class, 1991) is profiled in the Winter 2020 issue of the...

Lawyers Publish or Perish. Is Legal Writing An Essential Skill?

Yes, that statement exaggerates—but only slightly. Academics must publish or perish, meaning to...

Origin of Michigan State Bar Foundation’s Fellows Program

Earlier this year the Michigan State Bar Foundation announced the names of inductees into the 2020...

Cooley Law School Faculty Experts Shine a Spotlight in Election Coverage

Leading up to, during, and after the 2020 presidential election, Cooley Law School professors were...

Justice Cardozo's Supreme Court Confirmation

My Contracts students know how much I revere Justice Benjamin Cardozo (1870-1938). Teaching his...

Cooley Faculty Legal Experts Available To The Media

With campuses in Michigan and Florida, Cooley Law School professors are available to speak with...

State's High Court Justices DO Indeed Make Law

It has happened again. A candidate for the Michigan Supreme Court has declared, “It is incumbent...

Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Death Means Far More Than Many Truly Understand

Blog author, Constitutional Law expert and Cooley Professor Brendan Beerygives his legal opinion...

Bob Woodward and the Ethical Lens of America

This opinion blog piece was written by Cooley Law School Assistant Dean Victoria V. Vuletich....

The Importance of Definitions in Law School

Here at Cooley fall classes are beginning. New students will quickly learn that first-term courses...