Cooley Law School, in collaboration with the Michigan Attorney General’s Office and Safe & Just Michigan, held an expungement fair at the law school’s Lansing campus on Friday, Oct. 27.
Experts weighed in on current and future consequences of the most recent Supreme Court decision in Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard. During the virtual symposium, panelists discussed the current and future consequences of the most recent Supreme Court decision in Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard.
On Friday, Oct. 27, Cooley Constitutional Law Professor Brendan Beery joined Kristina Bilowus, assistant director at MSU College of Law, and Delicia Taylor Coleman, president of the Black Women Lawyers Association of Michigan, as a panelist during Michigan Lawyers Weekly’s roundtable discussion Diversity Equity & Inclusion: The Future of Affirmative Action for Law Schools Beyond the Supreme Court’s Ruling.
In partnership with Cooley Law School, the Michigan Indigent Defense Commission and the Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs met on Tuesday, Oct. 24, for a ceremony hosted on Cooley’s Lansing campus.
Cooley Law School’s Lansing Student Bar Association held its 33rd annual Barristers’ Ball on Saturday, Sept. 30, at the Eli and Edy Broad Art Museum in East Lansing.
Three Cooley Law School students were honored for this term, each receiving a different award for their work with the Law Review.
Cooley's estate planning clinic, Sixty Plus, Inc. Elderlaw Clinic, is partnering with the Ingham County Treasurer to host an estate planning seminars throughout the county.
Cooley Law School Health Law Society hosted an event, featuring noted health law practitioner and Cooley Law School graduate, Joe Rivet.