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Professor Chris Whitman, reflecting on her long professorship to a large group of students. Professor Chris Whitman, reflecting on her long professorship to a large group of students.

@UMICHLAW Winter 2019

Professor Chris Whitman, ’74, Reflects on 42-Year Teaching Career

The 1Ls in Professor Christina Whitman’s Torts class didn’t know what to make of the professors lining up at the back of the room. Toward the end of class, however, it became apparent why they were there: to applaud—or “clap out”—Whitman, who taught her last class on December 5. Whitman, ’74, is the first female faculty member to have joined the Law School.

Beauty image of the Law School Reading Room Beauty image of the Law School Reading Room

@UMICHLAW Winter 2019

Edward Fox and Oday Salim Join Faculty

Professor Edward Fox joined Michigan Law as an assistant professor of law. He previously was a fellow at the Center for Law and Economics at New York University School of Law. Oday Salim is the director of Michigan Law’s Environmental Law & Sustainability Clinic, as well as a staff attorney at the National Wildlife Federation.

David Santacroce David Santacroce

@UMICHLAW Winter 2019

Santacroce Honored by AALS for Service to Clinical Legal Education

David Santacroce, an associate dean for experiential education and a clinical professor of law, was selected as a recipient of the 2019 William Pincus Award for Outstanding Service and Commitment to Clinical Legal Education. 

Maureen Carroll Maureen Carroll

@UMICHLAW Winter 2019

@UMICHLAW: Winter 2019

Clinical Professor Nick Hart retires  |  Assistant Professor Maureen Carroll honored  |  Associate Deans appointed  |  and more...

Beauty image of the stonework on a Law School Beauty image of the stonework on a Law School

@UMICHLAW Winter 2019

Three Grads Named Equal Justice Works Fellows

“Our main focus is helping these men and women—who risked their lives to serve their country—get back on their feet by providing them with income and housing stability,” Abbey Lent, ’18, says.

Picture of a group, Michigan law, students rock climbing in Namibia Picture of a group, Michigan law, students rock climbing in Namibia

@UMICHLAW Winter 2019

Students Complete Michigan Law’s First Summer Internships in Namibia

Every few weeks, a five-year-old Namibian boy named Jamal sends a WhatsApp message to Colleen Devine, Mindy Gorin, Emily Hu, and Kate Powers—2Ls who lived with his family for 10 weeks last summer.

Kyle Logue Kyle Logue

@UMICHLAW Winter 2019

ALI Approves Liability Insurance Restatement

At its annual meeting last May, the American Law Institute (ALI) approved a final draft of the Restatement of the Law of Liability Insurance, ending an eight-year project that began in 2010.

Lisa and Christopher Jeffries Lisa and Christopher Jeffries

@UMICHLAW Winter 2019

Lisa and Christopher Jeffries, ’74, Commit $33 Million to Michigan Law for Student Support

Lisa and Chris Jeffries, ’74, have committed $33 million to the Law School, with the entirety of the gift dedicated to student support, including scholarships and other forms of financial aid, summer funding programs, and debt management.

Alumni and Friends Service Day Alumni and Friends Service Day

@UMICHLAW Spring/Summer 2018

Alumni and Friends Service Day in Chicago Supports a Fellow Alum’s Labor of Love

"For a refugee like me, going to the University of Michigan Law School was a life-changing experience,” says Bernard Cherkasov, ’03. As executive director of the Chicago branch of Cradles to Crayons, a nonprofit connecting those who can give with those who are in need, Cherkasov’s work involves providing everyday necessities for children from birth to age 12.

Photo of people announcing the launch of the Journal at ITS America Photo of people announcing the launch of the Journal at ITS America

@UMICHLAW Spring/Summer 2018

New Law and Mobility Transformation Project Driven by Michigan Law

“With its rich history and deep roots in automotive technology, Michigan has long pioneered mobility transformation,” says Daniel Crane, the Frederick Paul Furth Sr. Professor of Law.