Page 3 - Memory Law News Today

There is a strategy behind the Spanish prime minister’s call for early elections.

There is a strategy behind the Spanish prime minister’s call for early elections.

A renowned attorney who served as president of the Atlanta City Council and as a Superior Court judge, Marvin Arrington Sr. was an Emory trustee emeritus and one of the first Black graduates of Emory Law.

Wake Forest University School of Law has selected Andrew Klein as its new dean, a peer from the Indiana University System.

In the pursuit of One Emory, the Emory administration has overlooked a key aspect of the physical infrastructure of campus that makes it impossible to achieve a cohesive community.

Just two weeks remain for Emory faculty to complete the COACHE survey. Faculty in the school with the highest participation rate will each receive a $5 gift card to a campus coffee shop.

Don't be surprised if you hear about Puerto Rico going through a third round of hurricane-induced blackouts in a few months.

More companies are revealing the threats they face from climate litigation. It comes as the Biden administration prepares to ramp up financial regulation

Mary Anne Bobinski will conclude her tenure as dean of Emory Law in the summer of 2024 after completing a five-year term. A national search for her successor will begin in the coming weeks.

By Beatriz Diaz Americas Desk, Mar 1 (EFE).- “I was born to two exiled Spaniards in Venezuela who, at the time of my birth, had lost their nationality,” Fanny Pujol told EFE, adding that now she – like hundreds of thousands of descendants of Spaniards in Latin America – is trying to get Spanish citizenship …