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Professor Michele Bratcher Goodwin was interviewed by CBS Radio News about child trafficking and adoption. Goodwin discussed the status of international adoptions in the United States, including reasons for the…
Affiliated Professor Amy Kristin Sanders, presented "Limiting Liability: Can Geo-Locational and Other Tools Help You?" at the MinneWebCon conference. The session covered ways to limit the legal liability involved in…
In the New York Times' Motherlode's guest blog, Professor Michele Bratcher Goodwin offered insight into the dynamics of law and economics that play out in international adoptions, at times to the detriment…
Professor Alex Klass was chosen as one of twelve faculty members across the University to be a Resident Fellow at the Institute on the Environment. Each Resident Fellow will receive flexible funding for a three-year…
Professor Prentiss Cox was quoted in “How to Beat Online Shopping Scams” in Forbes magazine regarding the shady e-commerce practice called post-transaction datapass marketing. Under current U.S. law, sites…
In an article in the Los Angeles Times, Professor Richard Painter's posts to the website Legal Ethics Forum stated that Professor Goodwin Liu has in good faith answered questions from the Senate Judiciary…
Professor Amy Kristin Sanders, an affiliate professor of the Law School, participated in a segment of WCCO-TV's "Good Question" show with Jason DeRusha. The topic focused on how language on television is regulated by…
Professor Tom Cotter was quoted in a Minneapolis Star Tribune article concerning an antitrust suit filed by SuperValu alleging price fixing among four leading chocolate candy makers. Cotter noted that…
In an article in the Minneapolis Star Tribune "Ruling stemies child sex-abuse case," Professor Stephen Cribari responded to criticism of the Supreme Court for its confrontation decision in Crawford v.…
Professor Prentiss Cox was quoted in stories in the Portland Oregonian, the
Professor Daniel Schwarcz testified at a public hearing on the issue of readability standards and the use of plain language in insurance policies. The hearing was held by state insurance regulators at a meeting of…
Professor Stephen Simon, director of the Minnesota Criminal Justice System DWI Task Force, and Chelsea Becker (’11), research assistant for the DWI Task Force, published a commentary entitled “Tax Alcohol, Save…