A new report from the University of Washington’s Tech Policy Lab and the Mobility Innovation Center touts the need for readiness and tackles costs and benefits of automated vehicles.
On Feb. 17, over one hundred people joined UW Law to learn about recent immigration executive orders and engage in individual consultations.
After more than eight years, Kellye Y. Testy has decided to step down as dean of the University of Washington School of Law. Testy was named the 14th dean of the UW School of Law in 2009, the first woman to serve in that position.
UW School of Law invites the entire UW community to learn about the recent immigration executive orders and engage in brief consultations.
UW Law faculty explores the reach and limitations of executive power in this panel discussion.
The University of Washington School of Law is proud to announce the inaugural 2017 cohort of Global Business Law Fellows.
Congratulations to Daniel Neumeyer and Sam Hampton, who recently won the 16th Annual ABA Section of Taxation Law Student Tax Challenge.
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Dean Kellye Y. Testy has been named the second-most influential person in legal education by the National Jurist. The annual list recognizes the major leaders shaping legal education.
Two University of Washington School of Law teams successfully made their way through the Western Regional National Black Law Student Association’s (NBLSA) Thurgood Marshall Mock Trial competition to advance to the national finals.