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Congratulations to Jillian Baggett JD ’25 and Alex Neuman JD ’26, who won the 2025 AIPLA Giles Sutherland Rich Memorial Moot Court Competition in Washington, D.C! Coached by Professor Arti Rai, they argued before judges of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit in a competition featuring law school teams from across the country. This marks Duke Law’s second consecutive win. Outstanding work, Jillian and Alex!

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Can you copyright style? In this week’s episode of Legal Brief, Professor Chris Buccafusco explores why courts are divided on whether an artist’s style can be protected. ⚖️🎨

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Duke Law’s Civil Justice Clinic transforms law students into experienced future litigators

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Professor Lawrence Zelenak on why a tip tax exemption has gained traction

Maggie Lemos: Changing the Supreme Court's political identity should start "from the ground up"

Keith Porcaro: Genetic data for 15 million people may be up for bid in the 23andMe bankruptcy

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