The content of this article is more than 5 years old. Please be aware that information provided may no longer be accurate, up-to-date, or relevant.University of Wisconsin Law School welcomed Nina Varsava to its faculty in August. She will be teaching courses

This information originally appeared in a June 29, 2021, article by UW-News. Each year, UW–Madison honors university staff members for their outstanding dedication and commitment to excellence. The following Law School employees received 2021 University

The University of Wisconsin Law School has strengthened its law faculty with the hire of Nate Atkinson, who joins in a long tradition of excellence in research and teaching. Learn more about Nate in the faculty profile below. Nate Atkinson: Assistant

In response to the rising need for eviction defense, the University of Wisconsin Law School’s Economic Justice Institute (EJI) was awarded funding to provide dedicated legal assistance for eviction services. EJI oversees five other civil, anti-poverty

The University of Wisconsin Law School is pleased to announce that Michael States will serve as the inaugural Associate Dean of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. In this newly created role, Dean States will lead the Law School’s diversity, equity, and

Laura Schumacher '88, vice chairman, external affairs and chief legal officer at AbbVie, has been selected by the American Bar Association (ABA) Commission on Women in the Profession as a winner of the 2022 Margaret Brent Award. Schumacher was one of five

As we begin to head for the finish line of a busy fall semester, there's no time like the present to remind everyone of how the Law Library's space and services are here to support you as you wrap up your memos, study for your finals, and generally end the

Welcome to the Law Library and the beginning of the 2023/2024 year at the University of Wisconsin Law School. Here are a few handy resources available at the UW Law Library that will support you throughout the semester. 1. Places to Study: We have plenty of

Much of law school is focused on finding and interpreting federal and state laws, though not all (ask any dog-bite memo composer!). This makes sense pedagogically, but from a practical standpoint we more often interact with our local laws. Municipal codes and

Tax season is closer than you think, and both legal publishers and federal agencies are publishing guidance on the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, now called 2025 Act, for the upcoming tax season. Listed below are several resources on P.L. 119-21. BloombergLaw