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» Duke Law celebrates International Week, Sept. 25 - 29.
On the Ground

Students share their experiences working with asylum-seeking families at a south Texas detention center.
Innovation Incubator

Duke Law stakes out a leadership role in law and technology.
Meet the Duke Law Class of 2020

Two-hundred fourteen JD students are now immersed in their first-year classes.
Judicial Review

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Prof. Siegel discuss the Court’s recent and upcoming terms, the importance of consensus, and Ginsburg’s legacy at D.C. Summer Institute event.

Features

Dean David F. Levi

Levi convocation speech emphasizes difficulty and importance of free speech

Duke PreLaw Fellows

The Duke PreLaw Fellowship program: Laying the groundwork for professional success

Sheila Korir LLM '18

Meet the LLM Class of 2018

Faculty Scholarship

Elisabeth D. de Fontenay
Agency Costs in Law-Firm Selection: Are Companies Under-Spending on Counsel?
Capitals Markets Law Journal
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Jonathan B. Wiener
The Future of International Regulatory Cooperation: TTIP as a Learning Process Towards a Global Policy Laboratory
Law & Contemporary Problems (with Alberto Alemanno)
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Steven L. Schwarcz
Sovereign Debt Restructuring: A Model-Law Approach
Journal of Globalization & Development
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Stuart M. Benjamin
Administrative Power in the Era of Patent Stare Decisis
Duke Law Journal (with Arti Rai)
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Mitu Gulati
The Management of Staff by Federal Court of Appeals Judges
Vanderbilt Law Review (with Richard A. Posner)
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In The News

Center for Innovation Policy event addresses ramifications of Supreme Court case challenging validity of Patent Trial and Appeal Board

Raskin on Equifax breach and credit information: "We are defined by these descriptors, markers and measures, but we have no meaningful informational rights to them or over them"

Metzloff explains his role as university ombuds

Young on judicial nomination process: "Political polarization turns ordinary political disagreements and legal disagreements into moral crusades"

Nowlin comments on Tenth Circuit decision implicating climate change effects of fossil-fuel extraction

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UpcomingatDuke Law

International Week: Croissants et Cafe Sep 25 9:30 AM · Global · Social

Bar Exams: What 3L's Need to Know Sep 25 12:30 PM · Lecture/Talk · Panel/Seminar/Colloquium

International Week Panel: Discussion of International Summer Work Sep 25 12:30 PM

1Ls: Efficient Writing Workshop Sep 25 12:30 PM · Workshop/Short Course

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» Duke Law celebrates International Week, September 25 - 29.
» Duke Law stakes out a leadership role in law and technology.
» Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Prof. Siegel discuss the Court’s recent and upcoming terms, the importance of consensus, and Ginsburg’s legacy at D.C. Summer Institute event.
» Two-hundred fourteen JD students are now immersed in their first-year classes.
» Students share their experiences working with asylum-seeking families at a south Texas detention center.