Class of 2006 LaRuby May’06 was recently featured in an article in The Washington Informer spotlighting the role of Black women in environmental justice. Known for her advocacy for consumer rights, May has taken on lawsuits addressing health risks associated with products such as hair relaxers, baby formula, and talcum […]
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Advice on Post-Accident Procedures: Insights from John C. Brittain
John C. Brittain, Olie W. Rauh Professor of Law, shared guidance on post-car accident procedures in an article on WalletHub. When asked about reporting accidents to insurance companies, Brittain emphasized the contractual obligation for drivers to inform their insurers, irrespective of the accident’s magnitude. He stressed the importance of quickly […]
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Class of 2023 Jose Jean-Baptiste ’23 has joined the Office of the Attorney General (OAG) as a 2024 Charles F.C. Ruff Fellow. His assignment will be in the Legal Counsel Division. Class of 1993 Gerald S. Schatz ’93 is a senior fellow of the GE2P2 Global Foundation, addressing problems […]
Read MoreRemembering Professor David C. Niblack
On January 31, Najeri Evans, Kara Hart, and Donny Williams, students at the University of the District of Columbia David A. Clarke School of Law (UDC Law), were selected as the 2024 David C. Niblack Scholars. These scholars now join an esteemed group of defenders who have been recognized for […]
Read MoreAssociate Dean of Academic Affairs Matthew Fraidin Advocates for Family-Centric Solutions in Foster Care
Associate Dean of Academic Affairs Matthew Fraidin was quoted in a TexasMonthly article addressing a lawsuit against the state of Texas concerning its foster care system. Fraidin, having observed similar challenges in Washington, D.C.’s foster care system, stated that real improvements occurred in the district when the focus shifted toward […]
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Breaking Barriers in International Legal Research: Yasmin Morais Authors Comprehensive Resource for the English-Speaking Caribbean
For fifteen years, Yasmin Morais, author of the upcoming research tome entitled “Legal Research Methods for the English-Speaking Caribbean,” served as the Head of Collection Services at the University of the District of Columbia David A. Clarke School of Law (UDC Law). Before emigrating to the United States from Jamaica, […]
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Class of 1997 Class of 1980 Douglas Hartnett ’97 and GAP Clinic Director Tom Devine ’97 jointly argued a significant Whistleblower Protection Act case at the DC Court of Appeals. They succeeded in legislative reforms and continue to advocate for their client.
Read MoreHER House: Providing Safe Havens for Women in Recovery
In a quiet neighborhood, HER House, a haven for women in recovery, stands tall. Established by UDC Law alum Sarah Buskirk ’22, HER House is more than just transitional housing; it is a beacon of hope inspired by firsthand experiences and a commitment to bridging the gap in accessible recovery […]
Read MoreSade Clarke, 3L, contributes to Variety Magazine Special Report on Rights Clearance for Film & TV
Intellectual property rights clearance, often “the unsung hero of the film and television industry,” plays a pivotal role in the distribution and revenue generation of creative productions. Sade Clarke, a third-year law student at the University of the District of Columbia David A. Clarke School of Law, made substantial contributions […]
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