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#RutgersLaw is launching an Online J.D. program. Designed for working professionals, caregivers and students seeking more flexibility, the part-time program combines live online evening instruction, asynchronous coursework and immersive in-person learning experiences: https://bit.ly/4y8iK4m #lawsky

Thinking about earning a law degree online? Sign up for Rutgers Law's Virtual Open House on Thursday, October 22, at 6 p.m. Reserve your spot and get your questions answered live about our new Online J.D. program: https://bit.ly/3Wf2wIl

In their latest essay for @theconversation.com, #RutgersLaw Professor Reid Weisbord and @uvalaw.bsky.social Professor Naomi Cahn explore challenges facing celebrity estates after the death of a founder using the recent turmoil surrounding Dolly Parton's estate as a case study: https://bit.ly/4yj7kdm

#RutgersLaw is hiring for a Senior Associate Dean for Academic Planning and Administration: https://jobs.rutgers.edu/postings/282165 Please see details in the job posting and apply. Come work with us!

A transformative first year for the Ruth Bader Ginsburg Clinic. Marshall-Brennan Fellows bring constitutional education into high schools. A new Power of Attorney podcast explores the ways students can earn a #RutgersLaw degree. Read the latest news from Rutgers Law: https://conta.cc/4hEyK8s

In the latest #RutgersLaw Power of Attorney podcast, Matt Saleh, Enrollment Management & Financial Aid senior associate dean, talks about flipping the script of legal education with our new Online J.D. program built for busy adults who can't put their lives on hold: https://bit.ly/4rW88TC #podcast

#RutgersLaw is hiring an assistant dean of Bar Studies at both our locations: Camden - https://bit.ly/4rQRwgb Newark - https://bit.ly/3W36t2M Apply if you or someone you know is interested. #jobopening #hiringnow

In the first year of Rutgers Law's RBG Clinic, students partnered with clients to advance menstrual justice on several levels. We're highlighting the work of Director Marcy Karin and #RutgersLaw students ahead of #PeriodActionDay tomorrow, organized by clinic client PERIOD.: https://bit.ly/3Ub5EVa

#RutgersLaw student Iuri Macedo Piovezan explores Arizona’s proof-of-citizenship voter registration system - and the constitutional questions at the center of an upcoming Supreme Court case - in his blog for the Arizona State Law Journal: https://bit.ly/4zptLi1

#RutgersLaw has one of the nation's longest-running chapters of the Marshall-Brennan Constitutional Literacy Project. The program places law students in high schools to teach constitutional law and civic engagement. See how our students prep to empower the next generation: https://bit.ly/4zfNJeT

Congratulations to #RutgersLaw Prof. @david.noll.org who was elected to The American Law Institute! Members have the opportunity to influence the development of the law, work with other eminent lawyers, judges, and academics, and support the rule of law and the legal system: https://bit.ly/475Gyde

#RutgersLaw Professor Rick Swedloff provides legal insight into the growing number of injury lawsuits involving popular GLP-1 medications such as Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, and Zepbound: https://bit.ly/4ASwnpS

#RutgersLaw Prof. Jorge Contesse comments on reports of detainee treatment at Florida’s former “Alligator Alcatraz” facility. He also notes that reports of such treatment challenge the longstanding position of the US as a global advocate for human rights and the rule of law: https://bit.ly/4i1eJsG

Two #RutgersLaw students have op-eds in NJ. com! Sienna Palella examines whether political affiliation should affect employment status. She argues that political affiliation should be added to the protections provided under the New Jersey Law Against Discrimination: https://yhoo.it/4hMY0bv

Two #RutgersLaw students have op-eds in NJ. com! Luzisania Figueras writes that no one should have to choose between personal safety and a paycheck. She argues that New Jersey law should do more to ensure domestic violence survivors are not punished for abusers' actions: https://yhoo.it/3Vvt7Rg

Three articles and a book by #RutgersLaw Professor @mcarrier.bsky.social were cited eight times in a decision allowing the plaintiffs’ complaint to proceed based on a “pay for delay” settlement that allegedly delayed generic entry on the cancer-treating drug Revlimid: https://bit.ly/4j0M7kj

#RutgersLaw is hiring an assistant dean of Bar Studies at both our locations: Camden - https://bit.ly/4rQRwgb Newark - https://bit.ly/3W36t2M Apply if you or someone you know is interested. #jobopening #hiringnow

Meet Dr. Jessica Findley, our new associate dean for Bar Passage & Academic Success. She will lead programs that support student achievement, bar readiness, and academic success. Read more about how she'll help shape the future of student achievement at #RutgersLaw: https://bit.ly/4zrToPh

A $1.25 million gift. A new class beginning its legal education journey. A powerful podcast conversation about immigrant justice and detention conditions. New research from @rutgersclime.bsky.social on reverse migration in the U.S. See what's happening at #RutgersLaw: https://conta.cc/4rBVSrv

As Hispanic Heritage Month continues and Italian American Heritage Month begins, watch this video honoring Guillermo Artiles '12, a recipient of the #RutgersLaw Newark 2025 Distinguished Alumni Award: https://youtu.be/U7J60BQjeC0 Join us on Oct. 29 at the 2026 gala: http://go.rutgers.edu/nlawgala26

#RutgersLaw Professor Stuart Green offers expert insight into the ongoing debate over congressional stock trading which has become the focus of a closely watched New Jersey congressional race: https://yhoo.it/4z5luzu

In the latest #RutgersLaw #PowerofAttorney #podcast, Erin Sweeney '22, managing attorney/director of the Rutgers Immigrant Community Assistance Project (RICAP), joins guest host/Professor David Noll to discuss RICAP's evolving work and why Delaney Hall has become a flashpoint: https://bit.ly/4xLHLRF

Groundbreaking new research sheds light on why some family inheritances end up in court. Featured on CNBC.com, #RutgersLaw Professor Reid Weisbord co-authored a first-of-its-kind study examining hundreds of contested trust cases: https://cnb.cx/47lAEVn And read the study here: https://bit.ly/4jqRCJ5

#RutgersLaw Professor @mcarrier.bsky.social says a recent ruling involving Google’s advertising technology business underscores how difficult it is to obtain structural remedies: https://www.law360.com/articles/2527043 #lawsky

#RutgersLaw Professor Laura Cohen is featured on the Civic Lens podcast discussing how American law has different lines between childhood and adulthood in different places. The results can have devastating lifetime effects: https://bit.ly/4rs1fcs #lawsky

#RutgersLaw Professor Marcy Karin comments in Forbes on the growing movement to address menopause in the workplace. As the International Organization for Standardization launches the first global standard on menopause at work, the conversation shifts from awareness to action: https://bit.ly/4reWGCx

The latest #RutgersLaw newsletter highlights the launch of the new Online J.D. program, the largest entering class in school history, the return of the Power of Attorney podcast featuring an emotional conversation with Will Garces '84, and more. 🔗 This is a must-read: go.rutgers.edu/sept2026news-2

#RutgersLaw students went to Switzerland through the Center for Transnational Law to examine global human rights issues at the United Nations. Working alongside Prof. Jorge Contesse, students gained firsthand insight into how international law shapes policy and advocacy: https://youtu.be/2z_80WYbWik

Did you know a #RutgersLaw professor made history long before serving on one of the nation's most influential federal courts? Senior Judge José A. Cabranes taught at Rutgers Law from 1971-1973 and is widely viewed as the first Puerto Rican law professor in the continental U.S. #HispanicHeritageMonth

The #RutgersLaw Power of Attorney #podcast is back! To mark Hispanic Heritage Month, Dean Johanna Bond talks with Will Garces '84 about his family migration from Cuba to Rutgers Law to living the American Dream and building a thriving personal injury law practice: https://bit.ly/4h0G8ta #lawsky

#RutgersLaw welcomed its largest and most academically accomplished joint incoming class this fall. 500 first-year students in Camden and Newark have begun their legal education journey, marking a new enrollment milestone for New Jersey's flagship public law school: https://bit.ly/4yAgXVE #lawsky

A+ in Human Rights Law for #RutgersLaw from National Jurist's preLaw Magazine The Honor Roll highlights the Cuba Legal Studies class, which examines Cuban law, history and society. Students delivered nearly 30 suitcases of donated supplies as part of the most recent trip: https://bit.ly/4oXKRik

#RutgersLaw Professor Greg Baltz offers insight into the growing movement for tenant unions and their potential role in shaping housing policy: https://bit.ly/3TodxWR #lawsky

#RutgersLaw Professor Reid Kress Weisbord and Naomi R. Cahn, a professor at the University of Virginia School of Law, offer insight into a high-profile legal battle involving the descendants of one of bourbon’s most influential families: https://bit.ly/4i8aKv1 #lawsky

#RutgersLaw Professor @ellgood.bsky.social offered expert insight into the rapidly evolving landscape of AI governance and regulation during a @broadbandbreakfast.bsky.social Live Online panel on Wednesday: https://bit.ly/46C3FvB #lawsky

#RutgersLaw Professor @saharazizlaw.bsky.social talks to WBAI Radio about escalating displacement and violence against Palestinians in the West Bank. Listen here starting at 36:16: https://bit.ly/4x0P9s5 @rutgerscsrr.bsky.social #lawsky

#RutgersLaw Professor @adhaque.bsky.social comments in the New York Times on why the U.S. military must address the deadly bombing of a wedding in a small Iranian town: https://nyti.ms/4gvcrkY

#RutgersLaw Professor Camilla Hrdy comments on the Apple–OpenAI trade secret dispute, noting employees have always carried knowledge between jobs, but AI introduces a new challenge that creates potential concerns about how that information is retained, used, and controlled: https://bit.ly/46mM1fv

In the latest #RutgersLaw newsletter: ✨ Meet new faculty and staff 📕 Check out new faculty book releases 🎤 Listen to new faculty podcasts ⚖️ Find out how a 1L is making history And browse our calendar full of events! Read more here: https://go.rutgers.edu/sept2026news-1

#RutgersLaw Professor @mcarrier.bsky.social comments on a closely watched legal battle involving whether acquiring rights to a pending patent application can unfairly maintain market exclusivity for a prescription drug and delay competition: https://bit.ly/3UqA4mc #lawsky

Join us in welcoming Dr. Leland McGee ’82 as MSP interim assistant dean in Newark. An accomplished public servant and educator, Dr. McGee returns to help lead one of the nation's most respected law school pipeline and student success programs: https://bit.ly/4gFeBgN

Ellen P. Goodman of @law.rutgers.edu joins Broadband Breakfast to discuss the evolving global AI regulatory landscape—and how we can build safeguards while leaving room for responsible innovation. 👉 broadbandbreakfast.com/broadband-br... #AI #AIRegulation #TechPolicy #ResponsibleAI

A controversial AI data center in New Jersey has come under scrutiny after reports that natural gas generators were operating without permits. #RutgersLaw Professor Steve Gold comments on the regulatory questions surrounding the project: https://bit.ly/45U6Gaq

#RutgersLaw earned an A+ on the latest National Jurist preLaw Magazine Honor Roll. Proof-positive that our community continues to provide students with strong opportunities to study family law through rigorous academics, experiential learning, and public service: https://bit.ly/3SGQLsO

In an episode of Legal Face-Off on WGN Radio, #RutgersLaw Professor @ellgood.bsky.social discusses the lawsuit concerning the API service providing early access to the President’s Truth Social posts: https://bit.ly/4hU5M4W #lawsky

As New Jersey’s privacy law faces a major constitutional challenge, #RutgersLaw Prof. Ronald Chen '83 comments on the debate over privacy, public safety and 1st Amendment protections. Daniel’s Law was enacted after the murder of the son of U.S. District Judge Esther Salas '94: https://bit.ly/3UlaYFh

In a new Law360 analysis, Professor @mcarrier.bsky.social comments on the FTC’s challenge to the Zillow-Redfin rental listings agreement, a case raising important questions about competition, consumer choice, and the future of online rental marketplaces: https://bit.ly/3SaykNf #lawsky

Patrick Pantusco, a first-year law student, is the first NJ-STEP student admitted to #RutgersLaw and believed to be the first who began law school in person while still legally incarcerated. His story reflects the power of Rutgers' commitment to expanding educational pathways: https://bit.ly/4wMbKbQ

📕 New book: "Reckoning the Racial Reckoning: Awareness and Accountability after George Floyd" Rutgers Law Distinguished Prof. David Troutt examines how a national focus on racial inequality shifted toward awareness in 2020 while disparities persisted: https://bit.ly/4gPkA3H @rutgersclime.bsky.social

#RutgersLaw Prof. Reid Weisbord weighs in on the sale of the LA Lakers. It's partially owned by a family trust created by the late Jerry Buss. Weisbord says there appears to be compelling arguments on both sides of whether the trust can sell its minority stake in the team: https://nyti.ms/4cXXgyl