FYI
Recent News / More News
Symposium “New Governance and the Transformation of Law ” is Nov. 20-21
Law School announces hire of Eric Salisbury as Director of Development
Professors Desai, Nourse among six finalists for federal judgeship
Christians, Mansfield, Martin Named UW Law School Teachers of the Year
In the Media / More In The Media
Gaines and Center for Patient Partnerships are 'On Wisconsin' cover story
Wisconsin Innocence Project client Shomberg released after wrongful conviction
Cecelia Klingele interviewed about U.S. Supreme Court clerkship in Wisconsin Week
Research,updates, events
Grant Examples & Tips
Tenure Track Info
Upcoming Events
Tue, 11/24 8:00 am
PASS WITH A PURPOSE
Atrium
Wed, 11/25 8:00 am
PASS WITH A PURPOSE
Atrium
Thu, 11/26 12:00 pm
Contracts Lunch
7113 - George Young Room
Fri, 11/27 12:00 am
MANDATORY FURLOUGH DAY
No Room Assigned
Mon, 11/30 8:00 am
Wisconsin Law Students for Reproductive Justice Soap Sale
Atrium
Mon, 11/30 10:00 am
BLSA apparel sale
Atrium
Mon, 11/30 10:30 am
Faculty Candidate Job Talk
7200 - Lubar Commons
Faculty Updates
- John Ohnesorge gave the presentation “‘Legal Origins’ and the Tasks of Corporate Law in Economic Development” at the University of Toronto Faculty of Law's Globalization, Law & Justice Workshop Series on November 12, 2009. Ohnesorge argued that the World Bank's prescriptions for corporate law reform in developing countries are seriously flawed due to an over-reliance on what is known as the “legal origins” approach to corporate law.
- Victoria Nourse, Burrus-Bascom Professor of Law, will offer courses in Constitutional History and Legislation at the UW Law School in the fall 2010 semester.
- Alta Charo delivered the annual Daniel W. Foster, M.D. Lecture in Medical Ethics at the University of Texas-Southwestern Medical Center in November. She spoke on “The Celestial Fire of Conscience: Is There a ‘Right’ to Refuse Medical Services?” Previous lectures in the series have been delivered by Dr. Ed Pelligrino, chair of the President's Bioethics Council under George W. Bush, and Dr. Ruth Faden, who chaired the President’s Advisory Committee on Human Radiation Experiments under Bill Clinton.

