Alan Freedman, ’15, is promoted to senior lawyer at Cleary Gottlieb. buff.ly/47EwI0e

“My time at the Law School was foundational,” Ellenore Angelidis, ’94, said. “Besides the incomparable legal training, what thrilled me were the habits of mind that were expected of us.” Read the alumni profile: buff.ly/49O1yFy

“The First Amendment right now is so, so important—so contested.'

UChicago Law School Prof. Genevieve Lakier is a self-proclaimed 'First Amendment addict' and explores its interplay with lies and misinformation. ms.spr.ly/6000iGitE

Linda R. Hirshman, ’69, 1944-2023. buff.ly/47n0uGV

James Robinson, ’15, and Giorgio Ignazzi, LLM ’14, are among promotions at Latham Watkins. buff.ly/3FTgtAl

Karen Soares, ’04, has been promoted to General Counsel at Clover Health. buff.ly/3SS3Zkv

“Chicago stood out for its intellectual rigor and interdisciplinary focus. It turned out to be everything I had hoped for—I loved my time at the Law School,” Michael Gerhardt, ’82, said. Read the alumni profile: buff.ly/3QIqEg8

Charles Zagnoli, ’13, is promoted to counsel at Ropes & Gray. buff.ly/3MAybMV

“There’s been a lot of discussion on lies, but there hasn’t actually been that much discussion by First Amendment scholars and lawyers about what the First Amendment says about lies,” says Prof. Genevieve Lakier. buff.ly/47fViVf

Ariel Levinson-Waldman, ’01, is awarded the National Consumer Law Center's 2023 Rising Star Award. buff.ly/3QvvrkZ

Packed house and fantastic panel discussion on affirmative action with Adam Mortara, Lead Counsel for Students for Fair Admissions and Professors Farah Peterson and David Strauss. Thank you to all who came! @uchicagolaw tomginsburg

“Without a fully funded corps of federal defenders, federal prosecutions will continue unimpeded, while a robust, constitutionally required defense for those who need it most will be dealt a serious blow,” writes Clinical Prof. Judith Miller. buff.ly/3QYLxoI

Jonathan Baum, ’82, is featured on PLI's 'Pursuing Justice: The Pro Bono Files' podcast. buff.ly/40AN6wu

Prof. William Baude debated insurrection and the 14th Amendment at Federalist Society’s National Lawyer Convention, via CSPAN. buff.ly/47qyIJc

Lisa Ellman, ’05, is chosen as a Law360 2023 Transportation MVP. buff.ly/476hEbO

“Indeed, if an issue is important enough, corporate law generally imposes a duty on the directors to exercise oversight on that issue,” Prof. Tony Casey told VentureBeat as OpenAI’s non-profit board will decide when the company has attained AGI. buff.ly/46eWMxR

Gregory Kaden, ’99, is named to Lawdragon's 2024 Leading 500 U.S. Dealmakers. buff.ly/3FVN20J

Prof. Eric Posner discussed political trials on Slate’s ‘Amicus’ podcast. buff.ly/3MGAYEj

Will Black, ’13, is elected Partner at Fenwick. buff.ly/3FPpOcC

Join The Chicago Forum for Free Inquiry and Expression for an in-person discussion on affirmative action with Professors Farah Peterson and David Strauss and Lecturer Adam Mortara on Tuesday, Nov. 14, 5:30pm. buff.ly/49JPYeH