Son of legendary Thurgood Marshall to lecture at UH law school
The civil rights legacy of the first African-American Supreme Court Associate Justice will be discussed during a free public lunchtime lecture, September 14.
UH law school orientation inspires students to seek justice
The law school student pledge and ceremony was part of an intensive week of orientation activities for 107 incoming students.
Top 40 Young Lawyers honor for Troy Andrade
Troy Andrade, a William S. Richardson School of Law graduate and visiting assistant professor, has won national recognition from the American Bar Association.
Business and legal ethics examined at annual Will Weinstein lecture series
The series features knowledgeable professionals from the business, legal, education, medical, political, environmental and athletic communities that examine business and legal ethics.
New advanced degree programs at UH law school open to foreign and U.S. attorneys
These new programs in advanced legal studies are aimed at foreign-trained and U.S. attorneys hoping to spend time in legal research projects.
PreLaw lauds UH law school for value, diversity and practical training
PreLaw magazine singled out the William S. Richardson School of Law for the high quality of its practical training and the unique classes it provides.
Summer law school program inspires high school students
The Law and Justice Summer Program offers participants an intensive immersion into the legal world.
Judge Richard Clifton honored at UH ²Ñ¨¡²Ô´Ç²¹¡¯s commencement ceremony
Clifton awarded Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters for distinguished public service as an outstanding jurist.
Master of laws degree for foreign attorneys earns high marks, becomes more affordable
The program was recognized for its academic offerings, career support and for being among the schools offering the “Best Law School Experience.”
Law school’s Patsy Mink Fellow to work in congressional office
School of Law student Stacey Gray will spend the summer working in the Office of Â鶹´«Ã½ U.S. Representative Colleen Hanabusa.