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Professor of Law Joshua Sarnoff, with fellow IP law professors and Yetter Coleman LLP, filed an amicus brief urging SCOTUS to take MSN v. Novartis—a case that could reshape how patents apply to technologies that didn’t exist when filed.

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As the government shutdown continues, millions face losing health coverage if Affordable Care Act subsidies expire.
Professor Wendy Epstein explains what’s at stake and why this fight is not just about policy, but people.

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Professor of Law Mark Weber warns that the Trump administration’s plan to end the 7% disability employment goal for federal contractors is collateral damage of the broader war on DEI, and threatens progress in inclusive hiring.

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Grateful to all who joined us for the 2025 Enlund Scholar-in-Residence Lecture. Prof. David M. Rabban delivered a powerful talk on “The Meaning of Academic Freedom as a First Amendment Right,” sparking timely conversations on free expression in higher ed.
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Join us Oct. 14 for DePaul’s 2025 Family Law Symposium: Vicarious Trauma and its Impact in Family Law. Explore how trauma affects attorneys, strategies for navigating high-stress cases and approaches to self-care. In-person & online | 10–3 CST. ow.ly/sOCP50WO7G2
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Professor of Law Josh Sarnoff discusses AI and artists' rights, as Wheaton illustrator says AI ripped off his unique style on ABC7 News.

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We’re proud to celebrate Patty Gerstenblith, Emerita Professor of Law at DePaul, whose four-decade legacy in cultural heritage law is honored in a new special issue of Advances in Archaeological Practice.

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Professor Ben Alba, author of Inventing Late Night, is quoted in The Hollywood Reporter's "Last Call for Late Night." He reflects on how Steve Allen’s off-the-cuff brilliance created a genre we may now be watching fade away.

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In the Chicago Tribune, Assistant Professor of Law Karl Lockhart says it is time to merge the SEC and CFTC. With markets from stocks to crypto to sports betting blending, one regulator could cut costs and protect investors.

Read it here: www.chicagotribune.com/2025/08/11/o...
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Professor of Law Wendy Netter Epstein co-edited Health Law as Private Law. Based on a Petrie-Flom Center conference at Harvard Law School, this Cambridge University Press volume explores whether private law can serve as a tool for health care reform. petrieflom.law.harvard.edu/edited-volum...
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Prof of Law Wendy Epstein, with co-author Christopher Robertson (Boston U.), published "The Resurgence of Private Law in American Health Care" in The New England Journal of Medicine, showing whether private law is filling the gap left by retreating public oversight. www.nejm.org/doi/full/10....
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Assistant Professor of Law Karl Lockhart asks, “Are We Investing or Gambling?” in his piece on The Columbia Law School Blue Sky Blog, which is based on his article, “Betting on Everything,” forthcoming in the Boston College Law Review.

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DePaul Law welcomes Professor David Rabban of the University of Texas School of Law as the 2025 Enlund Scholar, who will present “The Meaning of Academic Freedom as a First Amendment Right.”

Sept 18, 4–5 PM | in person or online | Free CLE (1 hour)

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Assistant Professor Karl Lockhart’s article, “Betting on Everything,” forthcoming in the Boston College Law Review, was featured on the Oxford Business Law Blog. It analyzes CFTC efforts to distinguish gambling from investing.

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What can trademark law learn from comic art? Professor Michael Grynberg’s new piece—presented as a comic book—is out in California Law Review Online.

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Justice Alito cited Wisconsin v. Yoder 45 times in his “Uncle Bobby” opinion. In Slate, Associate Professor of Law David Franklin says Alito completely misread the precedent—and got the ruling wrong.

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James Fujimoto, Clinical Adjunct Instructor at DePaul’s Asylum & Immigration Law Clinic, shares his concerns on the changing immigration court system in an ABC7 News story about an Illinois father detained by ICE while his wife battles cancer: ow.ly/qaCW50VNbNV
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The agenda is set for our 31st annual Clifford Symposium on Tort Law and Social Policy taking place May 22-23. View the detailed agenda and register for this free CLE event worth up to 10.5 general credit hours here: ow.ly/WuRj50Vlwuf
31ST ANNUAL CLIFFORD SYMPOSIUM ON TORT LAW AND SOCIAL POLICY
Annual Symposium on Tort Law and Social Policy
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Thank you to our 2024-2025 Clifford Scholar-in-Residence, Andrew Hammond, and Commentator, Helen Hershkoff, for an insightful talk on state courts and welfare administration. Your insights into civil litigation and public administration in the US are greatly valued.
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Watch Clinical Adjunct Instructor & Senior Practitioner in Residence of the Asylum & Immigration Law Clinic, James Fugimoto, express concern over immigration judge exodus on NHK World-Japan News: ow.ly/ufGW50Vtr0I
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Watch as Professor of Law Gregory Mark discusses the equal application of the law on NBC Chicago: ow.ly/xwTL50VrWbn
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This year's Clifford Symposium explores how social science and civil justice have shaped one another, driving innovation while exposing systemic challenges. Psychological research has influenced legal procedures, sparking new insights and sharp criticism. www.eventbrite.com/e/31st-annua...
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Save the date for our 2025 Journal for Social Justice Symposium, “The Hague Convention: Abducted Children & Left Behind Parents.” Join us for an insightful discussion on children’s rights, judicial views, and social workers' roles in custody disputes. Register here: ow.ly/Gnt150Vhk6r
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We are pleased to welcome Andrew Hammond, assoc. professor at @iumaurerlaw.bsky.social, as our 2024-25 Clifford Scholar-in-Residence. His lecture on state courts' role in public benefits will take place on April 2.

Register here for this free CLE event: ow.ly/C6cJ50V2YxI