More UMass Law News

Professor McDonald published an article on bankruptcy solutions to homelessness in the Yale Law and Policy Review.

Professor Ralph Clifford submitted an amicus brief to the U.S. Supreme Court that argues that real estate tax foreclosure systems are unconstitutional.

On an expert panel called “Good Intentions vs. Good Laws: Why Housing Advocacy Matters”, Professor Lisa Lucile Owens discussed the Housing Choice Voucher Program and its strengths and shortcomings.

Black Law Students Association Moot Court Team wins Best Petitioner Brief Award in first appearance at the event

Professor Owens led a workshop to help local New Bedford entrepreneurs with the legal challenges of starting a business.

Ranks 3rd in U.S. for enrollment growth while setting record high LSATs and UGPAs and maintaining the smallest class sizes and most affordable tuition of any MA law school

UMass Law Adjunct faculty member Judge George Phelan looks back on an accomplished year.

UMass Law Associate Dean Shaun Spencer informs emerging debates over the appropriate regulation of privacy, technology, and information policy

In 2022, UMass Law reached record high LSATs and UGPAs while expanding enrollment, adding 3+3 programs, and pursuing justice

Professor Margaret Drew was invited to participate in a series of discussions hosted by the American Bar Association in honor of World Aids Day.

UMass Law’s Shaun Spencer presented on the EU-US Data Privacy Framework and the history of US surveillance regulation.

Professor Margaret Drew presented at Pepperdine Law School for the bi- annual Lextern National Conference.