NDLS Communicator
Week of 4.22.19
Good morning! We hope you all enjoyed a very wonderful Easter weekend. Read below for the latest Law School news and events.
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Law School launches the Haug Family Innovation Lecture Series 
The Law School is excited to announce a new lecture series focused on intellectual property, technology, and innovation policy. The Haug Family Innovation Lecture Series was made possible by the generous support of Ed and Noreen Haug through the Haug Family Foundation. Read more here.
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 Veronica Root Martinez writes about teaching compliance
Veronica writes the first of a three part blog series on teaching compliance at ND Law. Read more here.
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 Avishalom Tor presents research project
Avishalom presented "Towards a Fuller Understanding of Inequality: From Psychology to a Behaviorally-Informed Legal Policy," last week through his research fellowship with the Notre Dame Institute for Advanced Study. Read more here.
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 Bruce Huber quoted by Associated Press
Bruce was quoted by the Associated Press about how to insure such treasures as Notre-Dame de Paris. Read more here.
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 Jimmy Gurule writes about the Mueller report
Jimmy wrote an op-ed for The Hill, "The American people must see the Mueller report with few redactions." Read more here.
He provided analysis with other law experts here.
He also talks about the report here.
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Oxford Handbook of Fiduciary Law
Sam Bray writes about the new handbook which features six ND Law faculty members, Sam Bray, Dan Kelly, Lloyd Mayer, Paul Miller, and Julian Velasco. Read more here.
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Congratulations!
3L Corey Hemmerich has been selected as a speaker at the first ever Irish Studies Graduate Colloquium. She will be comparing the Masterpiece Cakeshop ruling to the Ashers Baking Co. case decided in the UK last fall. The talk will be held on Thursday, April 25, 12:00 p.m., B101 Jenkins Nanovic Halls. All are welcome!
2L Rachel Miller won second prize in the American Bar Association Business Law Section’s 2018-2019 Mendes Hershman Student Writing Contest for her paper, "A Material Problem with Cybersecurity Disclosures."
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Tuesday, April 23
Faculty colloquium, Dan Epps, Washington University in St. Louis, 12:30 p.m., Faculty Meeting Room
Design Patents with Sarah Burstein, professor of law at The University of Oklahoma College of Law, 12:30 p.m., Faculty Meeting Room
Professor Speaker Series: Tricia Bellia, 12:30 p.m., 1140 Eck Hall of Law
To Tweet or not to Tweet? The Brave New World of the Judiciary and Social Media with Judge Stephen Dillard, 12:30 p.m., 1130 Eck Hall of Law
Wednesday, April 24
Life Lunch with Carter Snead: The Supreme Court and Future of Abortion Law, 12:00 p.m., Geddes Hall Coffeehouse. The event is free, but please register here.
Thursday, April 25
Graciela Olivarez Award and talk by recipient U.S. Representative Joaquin Castro, 12:30 p.m., McCartan Courtroom
Fighting for Innocence with exoneree Donald Whalen and his post-conviction attorney Elliot Slosar, 12:30 p.m., 3130 Eck Hall of Law
Faculty Colloquium, MJ Durkee, University of Georgia, 12:30 p.m., Faculty Meeting Room
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Thank you to our Admins!
April 24 is Administrative Professionals Day. Thank you to all of ND Law's admins who do so much each day to support our faculty and students. We appreciate you!
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Happy Birthday!
April 23-Eileen Varga
We would like to celebrate your birthday too! We need your permission first, so please fill out the form here.
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Contact Denise Wager with suggestions, comments, and content.
dwager@nd.edu
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