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Matt Brock was practicing law in the Flatiron Building in Chattanooga's city center for the past few years, but he and two associates decided the rapidly changing Southside was a better fit....
On November 15th, Thomas Jefferson School of Law's Lilys McCoy, Director of the Center for Solo Practitioners and the Epsten, Grinnell, & Howell Trial Advocacy Program, was elected by the San...
In late October, Lee Deeks, his wife, Traci, and some of their friends donned party hats and celebrated his 59th birthday with people who were donating food at Wells Park in El Cajon.
On November 3, the chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC) informed the court's Pre-Trial Chamber, "[T]here is a reasonable basis to believe that war crimes and crimes against...
Arrests of homeless people in downtown San Diego have spiked in recent months as the city tries to fight a deadly hepatitis A outbreak, and there’s no sign things will change with the planned...
Twenty years ago the Fourth Circuit decided Zeran v. America Online, a decision which, on the positive side, made possible the internet we have today. On the negative side… it made...
On November 10th, Thomas Jefferson School of Law celebrated the service milestones of seventeen staff and faculty. The annual employee service awards are given to staff and faculty who served for...
On October 4, 2017, Thomas Jefferson School of Law Professor Emerita, Julie Greenberg, delivered the 2017 annual John F. Crigler Lecture at Boston Children's Hospital . Professor Greenberg was...
