Founded in 1923, the Chicago-Kent Law Review is the flagship legal journal for the Chicago-Kent College of Law.
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Join us November 14th! For our 2019 live symposium! Registration is still open!
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A special congratulations to all of the Law Review members who graduated over the weekend!
Congratulations @ChicagoKentLaw Class of 2020! 🎓
Find commencement details, including the program, speakers and how to watch the virtual ceremony this Sunday, May 17 here: kentlaw.iit.edu/current-stud…
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You've almost made it to the end of exams! We are all here rooting for you, and we know your hard work will pay off.
@CKLawLibrary @DawnKYoung #ChicagoKent
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Through his experiences as a student at @ChicagoKentLaw, Jack Etchingham (#CKGrad J.D. 19) now embraces his duty as a lawyer to increase access to justice. bit.ly/3dJ3Doc
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Congratulations to prof. César F. Rosado Marzán @cfrosado, co-director of #ChicagoKent Institute for Law and the Workplace, who has been named to the executive committee of the Labor Law Group. bit.ly/2H64H7u
Congratulations to Junior Associate Micah Fishman and his partner Kevin LaBarge!
End of the Fall semester was successful for #ChicagoKent team of Micah Fishman ’21 and Kevin LaBarge ’21 who won the Runner-Up Best Brief Award and finished as quarterfinalists at the national finals of the 2019 Thomas Tang National Moot Court Competition. bit.ly/2S6fAgh
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You have put in the work, now show it. Best of luck on your finals, #ChicagoKent students! 📝
We wish everyone the best of luck on your finals! Finish the year strong and we will see you in 2020!
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Paws & Relax! #ChicagoKent faculty and staff brought their furry best friends as a fun stress relief before heading into #finalsweek. Thanks to @KentLawSBA for taking the initiative! 🐕
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Last week, @cklawreview hosted an Alt-Labor Movement Symposium and brought together academics and legal practitioners to discuss non-traditional labor organizing, including workplace protections, advocacy, and alternative bargaining issues. 📸 bit.ly/2O87eSP
Professor @GalvinDanielJ of @NorthwesternU comments on the alt labor movement papers from the final panel of the day.
Professor @psecundaWrkProf of @mulaw rounds out our discussion of Alternative Workplace Protections.
Professor @RLCorrada of @SturmCOL argue that the future of college sports is unionization and collective bargaining.
For our final panel of the day, Professor Kati Griffith of @LIICornell opens up the discussion on Alternative Workplace Protections.
Professor Matthew Dimick of @UBSchoolofLaw continues our second panel on Alternative Bargaining.
Professor Martin Malin of @ChicagoKentLaw opens our second panel with a discussion on his paper "The Seductions of Alt Labor: Teachers Strikes and Public Sector Bargaining After Janus.
Professor Laura Weinrib of @Harvard_Law comments on the papers presented in our first panel, "The Law of Alternative Advocacy."
Professor @MichaelMOswalt of @NIU_Law argues that that short strikes are here to stay.
Professor Catherine Fisk of @BerkeleyLaw discusses the sustainability problem in Alt-Labor campaign model.
