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IIT Chicago-Kent Captures Region 8 Title in the National Trial Competition

February 13, 2012
The IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law team of Lindsay Gephardt ’12, Heather Widell ’12, and Erik Wilson ’12 has advanced to the final rounds of the National Trial Competition (NTC), the premier trial advocacy tournament in the nation. IIT Chicago-Kent was one of two winning teams in the NTC Region 8 tournament, held February 9 to 11 at the Richard J. Daley Center in Chicago.
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Chicago Tribune reports on US Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia’s visit to University of Chicago on February 13, noting that Scalia spoke on property rights at IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law during his last visit to Chicago in October 2011.

February 13, 2012
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IIT Chicago-Kent Distinguished Professor of Law Lori Andrews continues to discuss online privacy and her new book, “I Know Who You Are and I Saw What You Did: Social Networks and the Death of Privacy,” in interviews with WBEZ’s Eight-Forty-Eight and KPCC’s Patt Morrisson.

February 13, 2012
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IIT Chicago-Kent adjunct and Managing Partner of Edelson McGuire, LLC Jay Edelson contributed to the 2012 Daily Deal Industry Report, examining the legal pitfalls this growing industry faces.

February 13, 2012
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IIT Chicago-Kent Professor of Law Evelyn Brody talked with Inside Higher Ed about conflicts between charities and universities and the municipalities in which they reside over voluntary payments made by the institutions to compensate for tax exempt status.

February 10, 2012
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IIT Chicago-Kent to Participate in National Trial Competition Regional Tournament

February 10, 2012
IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law will send two teams to participate in the National Trial Competition’s (NTC) Region 8 tournament February 9-11 at the Richard J. Daley Center in Chicago.
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PCWorld responds to IIT Chicago-Kent Distinguished Professor of Law Lori Andrews’ New York Times op-ed with the article, “We Need to Regulate Facebook.”

February 9, 2012
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IIT Chicago-Kent Professor of Law Evelyn Brody discussed state supreme court decisions upholding exemptions from taxation for nonprofits in a Bloomberg story about a growing trend of “voluntary payments” made by universities and nonprofits to aid financially struggling local governments.

February 7, 2012
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IIT Chicago-Kent Professor of Law Howard C. Eglit spoke with WBBM Newsradio discusses age discrimination in an age when more older workers are staying in the workforce longer.

February 7, 2012
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IIT Chicago-Kent Clinical Professor of Law Richard Kling talked with Fox News Chicago and NBC 5 about the case of Fedell Caffey, who was convicted of murder in 1995 but has been granted a new hearing to argue he didn’t get a fair trail. Kling has handled some of Caffey’s past appeals.

February 6, 2012
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Chicago-Kent College of Law Archive

IIT Chicago-Kent Captures Region 8 Title in the National Trial Competition

Chicago Tribune reports on US Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia’s visit to University of Chicago on February 13, noting that Scalia spoke on property rights at IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law during his last visit to Chicago in October 2011.

IIT Chicago-Kent Distinguished Professor of Law Lori Andrews continues to discuss online privacy and her new book, “I Know Who You Are and I Saw What You Did: Social Networks and the Death of Privacy,” in interviews with WBEZ’s Eight-Forty-Eight and KPCC’s Patt Morrisson.

IIT Chicago-Kent adjunct and Managing Partner of Edelson McGuire, LLC Jay Edelson contributed to the 2012 Daily Deal Industry Report, examining the legal pitfalls this growing industry faces.

IIT Chicago-Kent Professor of Law Evelyn Brody talked with Inside Higher Ed about conflicts between charities and universities and the municipalities in which they reside over voluntary payments made by the institutions to compensate for tax exempt status.

IIT Chicago-Kent to Participate in National Trial Competition Regional Tournament

PCWorld responds to IIT Chicago-Kent Distinguished Professor of Law Lori Andrews’ New York Times op-ed with the article, “We Need to Regulate Facebook.”

IIT Chicago-Kent Professor of Law Evelyn Brody discussed state supreme court decisions upholding exemptions from taxation for nonprofits in a Bloomberg story about a growing trend of “voluntary payments” made by universities and nonprofits to aid financially struggling local governments.

IIT Chicago-Kent Professor of Law Howard C. Eglit spoke with WBBM Newsradio discusses age discrimination in an age when more older workers are staying in the workforce longer.

IIT Chicago-Kent Clinical Professor of Law Richard Kling talked with Fox News Chicago and NBC 5 about the case of Fedell Caffey, who was convicted of murder in 1995 but has been granted a new hearing to argue he didn’t get a fair trail. Kling has handled some of Caffey’s past appeals.

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