The Shadow Docket, one of the books featured in our New Books display, was reviewed in this Sunday's New York Times Book Review. https://t.co/l6OVL0r6FN
The newest @SSRN @LouisvilleLaw Research Paper Series issue includes a piece authored by Prof. Arnold with several current & former students on 2 case studies from South Florida that demonstrate the importance of disruptive historical narratives to resilience justice.
Emeritus Prof. Mark A. Rothstein contributes a piece on the novel health privacy issues raised by collection, use & disclosure of extensive & diverse big data for research on precision medicine to the new @SSRN @LouisvilleLaw Research Paper Series issue.
During #PrideMonth we're highlighting our legal research guide to LGBTQ+ Issues in the Law. Find professional resources, info about language & history, and other materials to support your legal research at https://t.co/I4P2FTffRI
Hey recent #lawschool alums, now that you’ve conquered the classroom, you still have access to CALI Lessons. With more than 1,200 interactive lessons covering all key areas of law, it’s the perfect tool to stay ahead of the game! https://t.co/jK1Wls02Xo #LawSchoolGrad#lawstudent
Looking for ways to improve your technology skills over the summer?
Current @uofl students, faculty & staff can participate in a free Summer Badging Program from @UofL_DTC to improve useful workplace tech skills & even win free prizes!
https://t.co/mCnNIXLCuI
Today wraps up our 12th Spring Dissertation Writing Retreat! This has been a great week for the participating writers who have been working on writing, talking about writing, and building community as they make progress on their dissertations.
An extra thanks to @UofLGradSchool
We will be closed for renovations May 22 - 31. Librarians will be available to answer questions via
email & @LouisvilleLaw students & faculty can access
electronic resources on our website. https://t.co/GlGQ5Rv94T
Access will be restricted today, Mon. May 15, due to roofing work on the building. @LouisvilleLaw students & faculty can access the library through the Law School building. Members of the public should call the front desk at 502-852-2075 for access.