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New Podcast Available — AI, Ethics, and the Future of Human Reasoning

In this episode of Minnesota Law Now, we bring together leading voices at the forefront of legal innovation to explore how artificial intelligence is reshaping law, medicine, and our understanding of the human mind. 

Dean William McGeveran speaks with Professor Daniel Schwarcz, Professor Francis Shen,

Four professors talking to each other on a podcast.

Coryn Johnson ’24 of the Minnesota Habeas Project Participates in National Convergence for Democracy Panel

In August, Coryn Johnson ’24, staff attorney for the Minnesota Habeas Project, joined Hanne Sandison from The Advocates for Human Rights and Cory Cochrane with the Twin Cities Habeas Collective for a panel discussion on “Immigration Defense, Habeas Corpus, and Rapid Response Advocacy” at the National Convergence for Democracy at the Convention Center in Minneapolis.

Coryn Johnson.

How Patent Law Fits Into IP Protection

Innovation often begins with an idea, but protecting that idea requires the right legal framework. Intellectual property law gives creators and businesses tools to protect inventions, creative works, brand identifiers, and confidential information while preserving the value those assets can create.

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Minnesota Law Welcomes Professor Jeff Kosseff

Minnesota Law is excited to announce that Professor Jeff Kosseff has joined the University and the Law School this month as the Silha Professor of Media Ethics and Law and the director of the Silha Center for the Study of Media Ethics and Law at the University of Minnesota's Hubbard School of Journalism and Mass Communication. In addition to his role leading the Silha Center, he will be teaching Cybersecurity Law and Policy at the Law School. 
 
Jeff Kosseff.