Throughout the summer, we’ll check in with rising 2L and 3L students to see the impact they’re making through their work and to invite them to reflect on how these experiences shaped their personal growth.
The University of Washington School of Law is excited to welcome new faculty members to our community in the 2026–27 academic year.
Professors Carrie Sanford and Terry Price have recently published NextGen Bar Exam Modules with AccessLex that combine family law and contracts.
Throughout the summer, we’ll check in with rising 2L and 3L students to see the impact they’re making through their work and to invite them to reflect on how these experiences shaped their personal growth.
Professor Raza’s article examines the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in Medicare Advantage prior authorization decisions and the impact AI-driven delays and denials can have on vulnerable populations.
Throughout the summer, we’ll check in with rising 2L and 3L students to see the impact they’re making through their work and to invite them to reflect on how these experiences shaped their personal growth.
Throughout the summer, we’ll check in with rising 2L and 3L students to see the impact they’re making through their work and to invite them to reflect on how these experiences shaped their personal growth.
In three minutes, Todd Wildermuth, UW Law’s Regulatory Environmental Law & Policy Clinic policy director, discusses the landmark bill.
Professor Amanda Stephen’s recent Washington State Bar News article, C-R-A-C: (Almost) Easy as 1-2-3, explains how CRAC can make legal analysis clearer and easier to follow.
Throughout the summer, we’ll check in with rising 2L and 3L students to see the impact they’re making through their work and to invite them to reflect on how these experiences shaped their personal growth.