Chicago-Kent College of Law Archive

IIT Chicago-Kent Distinguished Professor of Law Lori Andrews talked with ABC 7’s “Newsviews” about social media and privacy concerns.

May 11, 2012
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A Hinsdale Suburban Life editorial stresses the need for school district 86 officials to have access to school records, a matter currently being considered by the court in a second lawsuit filed by IIT Chicago-Kent’s Center for Open Government.

May 11, 2012
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Patrick Ferrell and Kylin Fisher Receive 2012 Justice John Paul Stevens Public Interest Summer Fellowships

May 9, 2012
IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law students Patrick Ferrell and Kylin Fisher have been awarded Justice John Paul Stevens Public Interest Summer Fellowships. Ferrell and Fisher will each receive $5,000 to support their work in summer public interest law positions.
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IIT Chicago-Kent adjunct professor and sports attorney Eldon Ham joined Legal Talk Network’s “Lawyer2Lawyer” podcast this week, discussing “The Legal Limits of Sports Violence.”

May 3, 2012
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IIT Chicago-Kent Professor of Law Evelyn Brody discusses the recent trend in which college towns are relying on tax-exempt universities to contribute more funds to help close budget deficits, with the Chronicle of Higher Education.

May 3, 2012
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Philadelphia Inquirer looks at the phenomena of employers checking potential employees’ online presences in the hiring process, and quotes from IIT Chicago-Kent Distinguished Professor of Law Lori Andrews’ book, “I Know Who You Are and I Saw What You Did: Social Networks and the Death of Privacy.”

May 3, 2012
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Eastern New Mexico University student Robert Johnston, one of 25 students chosen to intern at Chicago-Kent College of Law this summer, is interviewed by the Portales News-Tribune.

May 1, 2012
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Chicago-Kent Visiting Assistant Professor of Law Andrew Spalding, who co-edits a blog devoted to the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, continues to lend his expertise to the news media covering the allegations that Walmart engaged in large scale bribery in Mexico.

April 26, 2012
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Chicago-Kent Visiting Assistant Professor of Law Andrew Spalding talked with Forbes and American Public Media’s Marketplace about recent bribery allegations against Wal-Mart and whether the actions as reported seem to constitute FCPA violations or not.

April 25, 2012
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Chicago-Kent Associate Professor of Law William Birdthistle discussed the Securities and Exchange Commission’s authority to provide exemptions to companies to avoid strict adherence to rules in place, with the Washington Post.

April 24, 2012
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Chicago-Kent College of Law Archive

IIT Chicago-Kent Distinguished Professor of Law Lori Andrews talked with ABC 7’s “Newsviews” about social media and privacy concerns.

A Hinsdale Suburban Life editorial stresses the need for school district 86 officials to have access to school records, a matter currently being considered by the court in a second lawsuit filed by IIT Chicago-Kent’s Center for Open Government.

Patrick Ferrell and Kylin Fisher Receive 2012 Justice John Paul Stevens Public Interest Summer Fellowships

IIT Chicago-Kent adjunct professor and sports attorney Eldon Ham joined Legal Talk Network’s “Lawyer2Lawyer” podcast this week, discussing “The Legal Limits of Sports Violence.”

IIT Chicago-Kent Professor of Law Evelyn Brody discusses the recent trend in which college towns are relying on tax-exempt universities to contribute more funds to help close budget deficits, with the Chronicle of Higher Education.

Eastern New Mexico University student Robert Johnston, one of 25 students chosen to intern at Chicago-Kent College of Law this summer, is interviewed by the Portales News-Tribune.

Chicago-Kent Visiting Assistant Professor of Law Andrew Spalding, who co-edits a blog devoted to the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, continues to lend his expertise to the news media covering the allegations that Walmart engaged in large scale bribery in Mexico.

Chicago-Kent Visiting Assistant Professor of Law Andrew Spalding talked with Forbes and American Public Media’s Marketplace about recent bribery allegations against Wal-Mart and whether the actions as reported seem to constitute FCPA violations or not.

Chicago-Kent Associate Professor of Law William Birdthistle discussed the Securities and Exchange Commission’s authority to provide exemptions to companies to avoid strict adherence to rules in place, with the Washington Post.

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