David Callies earns national law award
UH Mānoa Professor David L. Callies recognized by the Owner’s Counsel of America for lifetime scholarship.
Rolling admissions offer law school hopefuls time to submit applications
All UH law school applications submitted after the February 1 priority review deadline but before July 7 will be considered for fall 2015 admissions
Peace Corps teams with law school for fellowship program
The Peace Corps partners with law school to launch the Paul D. Coverdell Fellows Program at UH Mānoa
Legal topics on aging tackled in public seminar
The William S. Richardson School of Law sponsors Planning for the Future: Including the New 2014 Â鶹´«Ã½Uniform Power of Attorney Act on February 10.
Veterans issues focus of law school public forum
UH Mānoa’s law school to hold free public forum on veterans services and benefits
Symposium explores unconscious bias in judicial, educational systems
UH Mānoa’s Richardson School of Law holds a day-long symposium on racial bias in law and education.
Law school’s pro bono service ranked in top 10
The William S. Richardson School of Law was named to the Top 10 List of Law Schools with pro bono requirements by Super Lawyers.
Elder Law Program updates legal guide to aging
The Elder Law Program at the William S. Richardson School of Law has updated its indispensable guide to aging.
Denise Antolini nominated to water resource management commission
Denise Antolini, William S. Richardson School of Law associate dean for academic affairs, was nominated to Commission on Water Resource Management.
Cornell property law scholar speaks at UH law school
Gregory S. Alexander presents “Five Easy Pieces: Recurrent Themes in American Property Law” at the UH law school on November 5.