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The Nov. 7 lecture in Denver is part of the Colorado Law Talks series.
This issue celebrates the legacy of books authored by Colorado Law faculty and alumni.
In a landmark ruling, a Delaware court for the first time ever allowed a buyer to back out of a corporate acquisition pursuant to a "material adverse change" (MAC) clause in the merger agreement—a subject examined by Professor Andrew Schwartz in his 2010 article published in the UCLA Law Review.
The University of Colorado Law School added a certificate in international law, which formally recognizes JD students who have completed concentrated coursework in this area of study.
This week, the University of Colorado Law School welcomed international officials, government lawyers, and human rights advocates from across the Western Hemisphere as the host of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights' session of public hearings.
Professor Melissa Hart took the bench in January 2018.
Colorado Law joins first-of-its-kind program to investigate wrongful convictions
A new project led by Associate Clinical Professor Blake E. Reid and student attorneys in Colorado Law’s Samuelson-Glushko Technology Policy and Law Clinic advocates for simplifying the licensing process of small-scale satellites to increase usage by university researchers.
The University of Colorado Law School came in at No. 29 in a recent study ranking the top third of ABA-accredited law school faculties based on scholarly impact.
Associate Professor Harry Surden received the Provost's Faculty Achievement Award for his work on legal informatics, artificial intelligence, law, legal automation, and autonomous vehicles.