Even during finals season, WVU Law students make time to give back. 💛💙
The West Virginia Association for Justice Student Chapter and WVU Law Christian Fellowship fulfilled a local child's Christmas list, giving her a bike, clothes, shoes, a comforter and sheets, and more. 🎄
Thank you to alumni Christopher Bauer (’16), Caroline Marsh (’24), Imad Matini (’14), and Carrie Miller (’23) for speaking to a packed room of 130+ students about their federal clerkship experiences!
Moderated by Prof. Mary Claire Davis.
Lunch sponsored by Sheppard Mullin. ⚖️💙
Big opportunities on the world stage! 🌍 Professor @cody_corliss and WVU Law students are at the @ABILA_official@Fordham this weekend learning from global experts in international arbitration, trade, and criminal law while exploring possible international career paths. Let's Go!
A new scholarship at WVU Law honors the life and service of Judge John W. Hatcher, Jr. (’66, ’69). His legacy will now help future WV lawyers pursue their dreams. 💛💙
For more: https://t.co/ELOenox8lr
Learn more about our powerful innocence work. The West Virginia Innocence Project offers eye-opening, memorable experiences for students and a glimmer of hope for clients through one of six award-winning College of Law legal clinics. 💛💙
https://t.co/vrspsIT13O
Great to welcome WVU President @michaeltbenson to the College of Law last week! 💛💙⚖️
Students, faculty & staff enjoyed the chance to connect and get to know WVU’s new leader. Let's Go!
📣 Save the date! WVU Law + WV Executive present the Lawyers & Leaders 2025 Awards on Sept. 4 at Fitzsimmons Event Hall.
🕔 5 p.m. reception | 6 p.m. ceremony
📩 RSVP by Aug. 29: [email protected]
📚 Welcome, WVU Law Class of 2028! 💛💙
Our newest 1Ls are ready to begin their law school journey in Morgantown. Here’s to the next generation of Mountaineer legal professionals and leaders!
Congrats to WVU Law faculty member & alumnus Judge Frank Volk, chief judge of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of WV, on receiving the WV Bar Association’s Frederick P. Stamp, Jr. Award for Judicial Excellence! 💛💙
Our very own professor @cody_corliss reflects on the 30th anniversary and the legacy of the Srebrenica Genocide, which has been acknowledged as Europe’s only genocide after the Holocaust, in a @PittsburghPG op-ed. In memory of this atrocity, read here: https://t.co/rpuFCStjAD
Join the West Virginia University College of Law for our Child Abuse & Neglect Panel, presented by the Child Advocacy Club and Court Improvement Program of the Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia.
Panelists include Jennifer Stephens; Family Law Professor and General Law Clinic Supervisor, Andrew Frye; Attorney at Noonan & Noonan, and Teresa Lyons; Managing Partner at Lyons Phillips Legal Group, PLLC. The event will be moderated by Kristin Antolini.
RSVP today with the QR code!
Today, we celebrate World Mental Health day. The WVU College of Law encourages our students, faculty, and community to take time for themselves today.
Wellness bags and Taeia, the therapy dog, can be found in the lobby starting at 11am. Take care, Mountaineers. 💚
Hear from @wvulaw Professor Jesse Richardson, who has expertise in land use and sustainability, in this week's "Arkies in the Beltway" as they discuss the Water Resources Development Act.
https://t.co/gTLiezbYPH
Please join @wvulaw & @LegalAidWV for a Clinic Celebration on Sat., August 17, at Coopers Rock from 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. Please RSVP here by Friday, August 9: https://t.co/OxuCoPHHcD
The sale of unpasteurized raw milk became legal in WV in June, but two WVU professors are working to get the word out that insurance & health issues remain factors that should be taken into account. Hear from @wvulaw's Jesse Richardson here: https://t.co/N8o05eb6sQ
Associate Professor & expert on international criminal law, Cody Corliss, offered his expertise at the 10th International Legal Ethics Conference @UvA_Amsterdam's Law School. His presentation addressed the qualifications & role of the U.S. special counsel. https://t.co/4UVVDf5tSp
Regulations touching nearly every facet of American life could face new challenges after the Supreme Court overturns a long-standing legal precedent. “This has created many, many new areas to litigate,” said Ann Lofaso, a professor of labor law @wvulaw.
https://t.co/HoOr2NgXDl