-Madison law students jumped into the frigid waters of Lake Monona for the Special Olympics Polar Plunge

Elizabeth Manriquez published "Legal Research 101: Securities Law Resources" in the May 18, 2022, edition of "InsideTrack," the bi-weekly newsletter of the State Bar of Wisconsin. Read the article, which provides a list of resources on securities law and tips

Alexandra Huneeus participated in a seminar on Chile's constitutional draft with members of the Chilean Constituent Council and Experts Committee, who are drafting a new charter. The event was sponsored by Idea International and Centro de Estudios Publicos,

Mark Sidel has been elected to the American Law Institute, the private, independent, nonprofit organization that publishes Restatements of the Law, Principles of the Law and model codes and seeks to clarify, modernize and improve the law and the

Cary Bloodworth presented to the Wisconsin Judicial Committee on Child Welfare about the Family Legal Advocacy and Supports Clinic and the preventive work students are doing in the child welfare realm on March 7, 2024. The Committee is made up of judges,

Megan McDermott published "The FTX Bankruptcy: First Week Motions, Jurisdictional Squabbling and Other Unusual Developments" in the Harvard Law School Bankruptcy Roundtable Jan. 17, 2023. This was an invited submission addressing early developments in the FTX

Megan McDermott's 10-chapter treatise on Wisconsin personal injury law was published by Matthew Bender in January 2024. In addition to comprehensively covering current tort law in Wisconsin, "Wisconsin Personal Injury" offers a historical perspective on how

student groups joined forces with two UW-Madison undergraduate groups in October 2005 for a week-long

may no longer be accurate, up-to-date, or relevant.Bordé worked for 19 years to prove his innocence

David Schwartz published "Mr. Madison's War on the General Welfare Clause" in UC Davis Law Review Volume 56, published in December 2022. The article argues that the limited understanding of the General Welfare Clause as a non-coercive spending power, rather