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Justices rule in favor of choice of law in maritime insurance case

They will teach in the areas of consumer protection and criminal law and procedure

In speaking with law students, Sherman advocates for the value of a legal education

Students and faculty participate in "Walk to the Hill" for the 8th consecutive year

Professor McDonald was interviewed on the Purdue Pharma bankruptcy case, which brings attention to the opioid epidemic.

Students probe current topics of interest while working with faculty advisors

An associate at Todd & Weld LLP, UMass Law alumna Mombeleur will use this position to uphold the administration of justice in the state with special focus on DEI initiatives.

Judge George Phelan reflects on a busy 2023, while focusing on the year ahead.

First maritime law case heard by the Court in nearly 70 years could change insurance rulings across the U.S.

UMass Law’s Shaun Spencer argued before the Mass. Supreme Judicial Court that the state’s alimony law should allow alimony awards that maintain patterns of savings that the parties followed during their marriage.

Professor Anna-Marie Tabor tells the U.S. Department of Labor’s ERISA Advisory Council why retirees need stronger benefit protections.

Professor Chaudhry presented his latest research on real estate taxation and affordable housing in Berlin.