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UNC School of Law graduate Darpan Patel ’20 was recently awarded first place in the prestigious H. Thomas Austern Writing Competition for his article, “Clinical Trial Data Reporting: Breaking Free …
UNC School of Law graduate Darpan Patel ’20 was recently awarded first place in the prestigious H. Thomas Austern Writing Competition for his article, “Clinical Trial Data Reporting: Breaking Free …
Before, during and after the 2020 presidential election, questions swirled online and among friends and colleagues. Why was the vote count taking longer than usual – or was it? What …
Make your year-end gift to Carolina Law. Because of reduced staffing on campus due to COVID-19, we urge our donors to make gifts online, if possible. Click here for important …
Douglas Freedle ’65 donates $1 million to support incoming law students from rural North Carolina. Thomasville, North Carolina, is home to the state’s oldest railroad depot and its oldest festival, …
On February 18 and 19, the UNC Center for Civil Rights will present “Equal Protection’s Grand Promise and Betrayals: Reconstruction, Plessy to Bakke and Beyond: Is There a Way Forward?” …
Together with UnidosUS and UNC Center for Community Capital, UNC School of Law released the first report arising out of a generous grant from Lumina Foundation to study the relationship …
In the fall of 2020, UNC School of Law established the country’s first Critical Race Lawyering Civil Rights Clinic to teach students how to merge the theoretical frameworks offered by …
By Jess Clarke When Carolina Law Professor Alexa Z. Chew began practicing law, she was asked to write letters to sweepstakes winners about their obligations and contractual terms of the …
By Jess Clarke Carolina Law Professor Holning Lau first visited mainland China in 1988, a year before the Tiananmen Square massacre in Beijing, in which government troops killed some of …
By Jess Clarke A petition filed by foreign domestic workers, aided by UNC School of Law students and human rights and legal advocacy groups, has been moved forward to the …