IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law Archive

IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law Dean Harold Krent is interviewed by the Chicago Sun-Times about Governor Rauner’s accusation that the State Supreme Court is part of a corrupt system.

April 10, 2015
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IIT Chicago-Kent Advances to the AAJ Student Trial Advocacy Competition’s National Tournament

April 9, 2015
The IIT Chicago-Kent team of Molly Condon '15, Lucas Peters '15, Matthew McCarter '15 and Michael Zhang '15 has won the regional tournament of the American Association for Justice's 2015 Student Trial Advocacy Competition held March 19-22 in Chicago.
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IIT Chicago-Kent Distinguished Professor of Law Lori Andrews talks about privacy issues surrounding a new smartphone app that could be tracking more than your driving habits in an article in Huffington Post.

April 8, 2015
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IIT Chicago-Kent’s Spring 2015 Film Series on Race Continues with American Denial

April 7, 2015
In an effort to foster meaningful discussions about race, join IIT Chicago-Kent faculty, students and alumni for a film screening of American Denial.
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IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor Ronald Staudt is interviewed about smartphone apps that provide easier access to legal help in an article in the ABA Journal.

March 31, 2015
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IIT Chicago-Kent Professor of Law Martin Marlin is interviewed by The Columbian about McDonald’s upcoming labor hearings.

March 30, 2015
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IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor David Schwartz and other legal scholars urge caution in the patent “troll” debate in an Op-Ed published in The Hill.

March 23, 2015
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IIT Chicago-Kent wins 40th Annual National Trial Competition

March 18, 2015
The IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law team of Emily Schroeder '15 and Nicolette Ward '16 is the winner of the 40th annual National Trial Competition, the premier trial advocacy tournament in the United States, after defeating six nationally ranked trial teams March 11-15 in Houston.
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IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor Martin Malin is interviewed about the labor laws regarding alleged unsafe working conditions at some McDonald’s restaurants in an article in Bloomberg Business.

March 17, 2015
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IIT Chicago-Kent Distinguished Professor of Law Lori Andrews discusses how Facebook could cost you a future job in an article in Hola Arkansas.

March 16, 2015
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IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law Archive

IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law Dean Harold Krent is interviewed by the Chicago Sun-Times about Governor Rauner’s accusation that the State Supreme Court is part of a corrupt system.

IIT Chicago-Kent Advances to the AAJ Student Trial Advocacy Competition’s National Tournament

IIT Chicago-Kent Distinguished Professor of Law Lori Andrews talks about privacy issues surrounding a new smartphone app that could be tracking more than your driving habits in an article in Huffington Post.

IIT Chicago-Kent’s Spring 2015 Film Series on Race Continues with American Denial

IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor Ronald Staudt is interviewed about smartphone apps that provide easier access to legal help in an article in the ABA Journal.

IIT Chicago-Kent Professor of Law Martin Marlin is interviewed by The Columbian about McDonald’s upcoming labor hearings.

IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor David Schwartz and other legal scholars urge caution in the patent “troll” debate in an Op-Ed published in The Hill.

IIT Chicago-Kent wins 40th Annual National Trial Competition

IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor Martin Malin is interviewed about the labor laws regarding alleged unsafe working conditions at some McDonald’s restaurants in an article in Bloomberg Business.

IIT Chicago-Kent Distinguished Professor of Law Lori Andrews discusses how Facebook could cost you a future job in an article in Hola Arkansas.

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