Two Questions for Graduating UW Law Students
Twelve UW Law students reflect on their Husky experience and their goals after Commencement and beyond.
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Two Questions for Graduating UW Law Students
DO-IT Center celebrates 30 years of championing students with disabilities, building community
Three-Minute Legal Talks: The Copyright Infringement Case Over "Thinking Out Loud"
Three-Minute Legal Talks: The Abortion Drug Mifepristone’s Legal Battle
UW Law Students ‘Depose’ UW Emergency Medicine Residents
DO-IT Center celebrates 30 years of championing students with disabilities, building community
Since 2021, Dustine Bowker, 2L, has worked as a student assistant in the DO-IT Center while pursuing a career as a disability rights attorney. He’s on track to graduate from the UW School of Law next year.
Three-Minute Legal Talks: The Copyright Infringement Case Over "Thinking Out Loud"
In three minutes, Peter Nicolas, the William L. Dwyer Chair in Law and an adjunct professor of music, covers the lawsuit and explains why the jury ultimately sided with pop star Ed Sheeran in this landmark case.
Three-Minute Legal Talks: The Abortion Drug Mifepristone’s Legal Battle
In three minutes, Jessica West, a lecturer at UW Law, covers the abortion drug’s current legal issues and what lies ahead.
UW Law Students ‘Depose’ UW Emergency Medicine Residents
A one-of-a-kind partnership prepares UW Emergency Medicine residents and UW Law students for malpractice lawsuits, featuring UW Law professor Bill Bailey and UW Law alumna and UW Medicine clinical instructor Dr. Nicole Chicoine Mooney, J.D., M.D.