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"Tort law is not the answer. What might be?" and "Can the law do anything to reduce medical errors?"

Professor Rogers speaks at USC Gould School of LawInternational arbitration expert Professor Catherine A. Rogers, the Paul and Marjorie Price Faculty Scholar at Penn State Law, spoke at the Inaugural Judith O. Hollinger Program Alternative Dispute Resolution Symposium at the University of California Gould School of Law on April 15.

Professor Ventoruzzo hosts U.S. Ambassador to Italy in his Italian classroomPenn State Law professor Marco Ventoruzzo, who is teaching this semester at Bocconi University in Italy, hosted the U.S. Ambassador to Italy, John R. Phillips, today in his Comparative European and Business Law course.

Student Animal Legal Defense Fund

Kaye to speak at National Institute of Standards and Technology conferenceThe National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has invited David H. Kaye, Distinguished Professor of Law and associate dean for research at Penn State Law, to speak at its International Biometric Performance Testing Conference 2016 on May 5 in Gaithersburg, Maryland.

Penn State Law finishes among top 32 at Vis International Arbitration CompetitionPenn State Law's 2016 Vis Moot team, including Philip Reinhart, Zach Bollman, and Radu Giosan (L to R), made Penn State history, advancing to the Round of 32 at the 23rd annual Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot Competition in Vienna.

Penn State Law student argues case in front of Third Circuit Court of AppealsIn a rare opportunity for a law student, Penelope Scudder argued a case on behalf of the Civil Rights Appellate Clinic before a three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.

Immigration clinic students to make two community presentations on U.S. v. TexasFaith Van Horn and David Harrington, students in the Center for Immigrants’ Rights Clinic, made two presentations this month to educate the University community on United States v. Texas and how the case will impact local communities.

Webinar: New Treasury and IRS Inversion and Section 385 Interest Stripping Regulations

Penn State history professor provides historical context surrounding Brown v. Board of EducationDistinguished Professor of History and Religious Studies Anne Rose guest lectured in Professor Stephen F. Ross’ Constitutional Law class on April 5 on the historical context surrounding Brown v. Board of Education.