• North Carolina Association of Women Attorneys celebrates its 30th anniversary - March 06, 2008
• Should drug companies be allowed to market "off-label" uses for their medications? - March 04, 2008
• Trying to restore a name and a career - March 03, 2008
• Changes in patent law - February 29, 2008
• One killing, two theories, zero justice - February 26, 2008
• The false defining line of race - February 22, 2008
• Six men charged in Sept. 11 attacks - February 12, 2008
• Professor Paul Haagen discusses lawsuit against Reggie Bush - February 11, 2008
• Political or personal? - January 31, 2008
• Professor Barak Richman comments on De Beers settlement - January 28, 2008
• Professor Paul Haagen comments on buyout clause in West Virginia University football coach's contract - January 25, 2008
• No Law: Intellectual Property in the Image of an Absolute First Amendment - January 12, 2008
• Religious sign in patrol car raises legal questions - December 27, 2007
• Google and The Authors Guild at odds over digitizing books - December 19, 2007
• Senior lecturing fellow Kathryn Bradley weighs in on question of conflict of interest - December 18, 2007
• New Jersey abolishes death penalty, will other states follow? - December 18, 2007
• Gao Xiqing '86 leads China Investment Corp.'s search for external money managers - December 14, 2007
• Protection for iguanas at Guantanamo, but what about the detainees? - December 13, 2007
• Professor James Cox testifies before U.S. Treasury committee Dec. 3 - December 12, 2007
• Veterans' Law Clinic a highly successful endeavor - December 12, 2007
• American politics: a speculative market - December 12, 2007
• Witness names withheld in Guantanamo trial - December 01, 2007
• Decision raises questions about the role of American courts in international human-rights cases - November 12, 2007
• Professors Stuart Benjamin and Arti Rai take a close look at innovation policy - November 06, 2007
• Professor Scott Silliman comments on AG nominee's stance on "waterboarding" - November 01, 2007