Coming up Nov. 10! Join DePaul’s law school for a timely conversation with UChicago Law Prof Curtis Bradley on the Constitution and U.S. foreign affairs, including debates over tariffs, Greenland and Iran. Free, with 1 hour of IL CLE.
Register today: https://t.co/5BNvZEKoGd
DePaul Law Prof. Julie Gilgoff examines how corporate ownership of single-family homes affects housing affordability and why the ROAD to Housing Act cannot solve the problem alone in her SMU Law Review article, “The Corporate Capture of Homeownership.” https://t.co/XJcDStkaYD
Robert Clifford is helping shape a new chapter at @DePaulLaw, which will be renamed the Robert A. Clifford College of Law in recognition of a transformative gift from Bob and Joan Clifford. https://t.co/7VkJwNOuFW
How much can Flock cameras and other surveillance reveal about our lives? In @chicagotribune, DePaul Professor of Legal Practice Anthony Volini asks whether a constitutional amendment could better protect our privacy.
Read it here: https://t.co/NCUB1cDpQv (subscription req.)
DePaul Law Professor Alberto Coll tells Poland’s TVP World that economic incentives alone are unlikely to change Putin’s position on Ukraine. He examines challenges facing peace talks and why European security matters to U.S. interests.
Watch it here: https://t.co/fEWCz0cRrQ
Last chance to register! Join DePaul Law on Wednesday, Oct. 28, for a symposium on overlooked forms of domestic violence and their impact on family law. In person or online. Up to 5 CLE hours.
Register: https://t.co/PFxan76Sja
DePaul Law welcomes Professor Curtis Bradley for a timely discussion on foreign affairs, tariffs, Greenland and Iran. Join us in person Nov. 10, 12–1 p.m. at DePaul Center 8005 or online.
Free registration: https://t.co/5BNvZEKoGd
DePaul Law Jaharis Faculty Fellow Lynette Martins warns that reduced enforcement of language access protections could worsen health inequities. @Slate explores the issue as AI translation tools enter medical care. Read more here: https://t.co/CeGcoCjy12
How should the law address the risks of AI companion chatbots? Jaharis Faculty Fellow Lynette Martins examines how these tools affect users and whether existing legal frameworks are equipped to hold them accountable.
Read the Q&A in Newsline: https://t.co/gQysPYh29T
Congratulations to DePaul Law Professor Valerie Koch on being named a 2026–2027 Wicklander Fellow! Her research on informed legal consent and medical ethics was recognized for its potential impact beyond academia.
Read more: https://t.co/OT27RDvmGR
DePaul Law welcomes @UChicagoLaw Prof. Curtis Bradley as the 2026 Enlund Scholar-in-Residence. His Nov. 10 lecture, “Glossing the Foreign Affairs Constitution,” examines how Congress and executive practice shape foreign affairs law. https://t.co/5BNvZEKoGd
After filing for divorce, Diana turned to CVLS for help with custody, child support, and moving her case forward. With guidance from CVLS attorneys, DePaul law student Joie Egizio helped Diana finalize her divorce and secure support for her sons.
A new U.S. Supreme Court term is underway, and DePaul Law Professor David Franklin spoke with @wttw on Oct. 5 about several cases to watch, from assault weapons and greenhouse gas emissions to religious-school funding. Watch it here: https://t.co/xFfQdzTqPt
Not all abuse leaves a visible mark. Explore hidden forms of domestic violence, including economic violence, tech-facilitated abuse & traumatic brain injury at DePaul Law on Oct. 28.
In-Person & Online | Up to 5 CLE hours: https://t.co/PFxan76Sja
@DePaulLaw welcomes @UChicago Law Prof Curtis Bradley as the 2026 Enlund Scholar in Residence. His Nov. 10 lecture, “Glossing the Foreign Affairs Constitution,” examines how Congress and executive practice shape foreign affairs law. 1 hour IL CLE. https://t.co/5BNvZEKoGd
Cybersecurity and data privacy are business and legal challenges, not just technical ones.
DePaul’s online Master of Legal Studies program helps professionals better understand compliance, regulation and legal risk in today’s digital landscape. https://t.co/MFx9hhr7Wh
DePaul Law Prof Monu Bedi examines the Lindsay Clancy mistrial and its lone holdout juror. If other jurors’ account is accurate, he writes, the case illustrates “reverse” jury nullification: favoring conviction despite reasonable doubt.
@chicagotribune: https://t.co/yMhoQywjqU
What does domestic violence look like when the signs aren’t always visible? Join us on 10/28 to examine hidden forms of abuse in family law cases, incl economic violence, tech-facilitated abuse & traumatic brain injury.
10 a.m.–5 p.m. | In person/online: https://t.co/PFxan76Sja
DePaul Law Professor Wendy Epstein spoke with Marketplace about how AI could accelerate drug development and whether the FDA can keep pace with the technology’s rapid evolution. Listen here: https://t.co/pWpGQFkEs7
DePaul Law welcomes UChicago Law Prof Curtis Bradley as the 2026 Enlund Scholar in Residence. His Nov. 10 lecture, “Glossing the Foreign Affairs Constitution,” examines how Congress and executive practice shape foreign affairs law. 1 hour IL CLE | Free: https://t.co/5BNvZEKoGd