Fully supported here at HOB Meet the 2024 PPP Leadership Fellows The legal profession has long been captured by corporate interests. As a result, we have a legal system built to serve those same interests, rather than the everyday people most in need of justice. This corporate capture begins as soon as law students arrive…

Want to be depressed – here’s how Microplastics contamination is widespread in seafood sampled in a recent study, adding to growing evidence of the dangerous substances’ ubiquity in the nation’s food system, and a growing threat to human health. The peer-reviewed study detected microplastics in 99%, or 180 out of 182, samples of seafood either bought at the…

The Center for Animal Law Studies and co-hosts announced a Call for Abstracts in November 2024 to seek submissions from LLM, MSL, PhD candidates, and post-doctoral research fellows from around the world working in the field of comparative animal law broadly understood. The deadline is approaching. Students who want to present their research at the Workshop…

The Conference Committee is pleased to launch the Conference website and announce that bookings are open for our 2025 conference We are excited to announce that registration for the BIALL 55th Annual Conference & Exhibition: Playing a Blinder: Moving Forward in a City of a Thousand Trades is now open. We are hoping you will all join…

Here at HOB we love these profile articles of law librarians.. Header Image : Assistant Professor of Law and Director of Law Library Colleen Skinner in the library at the Jacksonville University College of Law. Photo by Max Marbut   It’s a long way from Southern California to Jacksonville. It also is a long way…

As legal AI companies go into overdrive more of this education is needed and quickly. In an era when artificial intelligence can blur the lines between reality and fabrication, how can judges ensure the authenticity of digital evidence? This Continuing Legal Education (CLE) program will explore the legal questions raised concerning the authenticity and admissibility…

This fall is beginning to look spectacular. Does he hold the dubious honor of the first legal blogger to go to jail? Above the Law have the details Well, that didn’t take long. Tom Goldstein, revered Supreme Court litigator turned cautionary tale, has officially traded his D.C. home — the one prosecutors say he secured…