Chicago-Kent College of Law Archive

Chicago-Kent College of Law Dean Harold Krent talks with Politico about whether President Barack Obama would consider pardoning Hillary Clinton before he leaves office.

November 10, 2016
President-elect Donald Trump has promised to put Hillary Clinton in jail, but President Barack Obama could forestall that possibility.
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Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor Nancy S. Marder Elected to American Law Institute

November 10, 2016
Nancy S. Marder, professor of law and director of Chicago-Kent's Justice John Paul Stevens Jury Center, has been selected as a member of the American Law Institute.
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Mohini Lal ’16 named a 2016 Reproductive Justice Fellow

November 8, 2016
Mohini Lal, a 2016 graduate of Chicago-Kent College of Law, has been chosen as a 2016 Reproductive Justice Fellow.
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Chicago-Kent Distinguished Professor of Law Lori Andrews discusses whether social media is a tool or a risk for courtrooms in the San Francisco Chronicle.

November 4, 2016
Lori Andrews believes courts are putting much too much stock in social media.
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Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor César F. Rosado Marzán discusses McDonald’s decision to settle a class-action wage-theft lawsuit brought by hundreds of San Francisco-area McDonald’s employees with Salon.com.

November 2, 2016
César F. Rosado Marzán says the McDonald's lawsuit is similar to what happened with Uber litigation.
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Should Illinois adopt the Uniform Bar Exam? Chicago-Kent College of Law Dean Harold Krent weighs in for the Cook County Record.

November 1, 2016
In a recent interview with the Cook County Record, Dean Harold Krent discussed why he'd like to see Illinois join 20+ states and the District of Columbia in adopting the Uniform Bar Exam.
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Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor David Rudstein, a lifelong Chicago Cubs fan, spoke to the National Law Journal about the Cubs going to the World Series.

October 31, 2016
David Rudstein, who went to his first Cubs game at age six, is part of a die-hard group of fans who stayed at the stadium two hours after the game when the Cubs clinched their spot in the World Series on October 22.
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Illinois Tech’s cross-disciplinary Master of Cyber Forensics and Security degree is included in a TechRepublic roundup of 10 programs to help you break into a cybersecurity career.

October 28, 2016
The Master of Cyber Forensics and Security degree is unique, in that while students take cybersecurity courses, they also take legal courses alongside law students of the Illinois Institute of Technology Chicago-Kent College of Law.
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Chicago-Kent College of Law Student Bryce Hensley Wins Best Advocate Award at the 2016 Tournament of Champions

October 27, 2016
Bryce Hensley, a third-year student at Chicago-Kent College of Law at Illinois Tech, has won the best advocate award at the 2016 Tournament of Champions.
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Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor Sheldon Nahmod spoke to the ABA Journal about the difficulties Flint residents face in trying to sue government officials.

October 26, 2016
Sheldon Nahmod says that litigants will have to show that government officials were aware of the risks.
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Chicago-Kent College of Law Archive

Chicago-Kent College of Law Dean Harold Krent talks with Politico about whether President Barack Obama would consider pardoning Hillary Clinton before he leaves office.

Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor Nancy S. Marder Elected to American Law Institute

Mohini Lal ’16 named a 2016 Reproductive Justice Fellow

Chicago-Kent Distinguished Professor of Law Lori Andrews discusses whether social media is a tool or a risk for courtrooms in the San Francisco Chronicle.

Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor César F. Rosado Marzán discusses McDonald’s decision to settle a class-action wage-theft lawsuit brought by hundreds of San Francisco-area McDonald’s employees with Salon.com.

Should Illinois adopt the Uniform Bar Exam? Chicago-Kent College of Law Dean Harold Krent weighs in for the Cook County Record.

Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor David Rudstein, a lifelong Chicago Cubs fan, spoke to the National Law Journal about the Cubs going to the World Series.

Illinois Tech’s cross-disciplinary Master of Cyber Forensics and Security degree is included in a TechRepublic roundup of 10 programs to help you break into a cybersecurity career.

Chicago-Kent College of Law Student Bryce Hensley Wins Best Advocate Award at the 2016 Tournament of Champions

Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor Sheldon Nahmod spoke to the ABA Journal about the difficulties Flint residents face in trying to sue government officials.

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