News From the Law School
Victory for the Māui Dolphin
Earthrise achieves a significant victory for the critically endangered Māui Dolphin.
Paving a Way for Non-Citizen Law Students
Alumni and students who founded UndocuLaw Northwest receive awards for “How to Apply to Law School for Non-citizen Immigrants.”
Two more professors join prestigious American Law Institute
Profs Samir Parikh and Juliet Stumpf join the ALI as two of its newest members.
Professor Organizes Private Equity Symposium
Professor Samir Parikh spearheaded a symposium hosted by the University of Pennsylvania Law Review that explored private equity’s shadowed practices in distressed debt markets.
Professor Named Fellow of American College of Bankruptcy
Professor Samir Parikh was admitted as a Fellow of the American College of Bankruptcy. He is one of only 60 law professors in the group.
Patent Clinic Celebrates Five Years
SBLC’s patent clinic continues to provide vital legal services to Oregon’s small businesses and trains the next generation of lawyers.
Join the Next Generation of Animal Advocates
We are now welcoming applications for our Animal Law LLM (for lawyers) and our MSL (for non-lawyers)—both offered in-person and online—for Fall 2023.
Boley Library Displays ‘Orphan Wells’ Photo Collection
Megan Kirkwood’s photographs, Orphan Wells of Caddo County, illustrate the aftermath of oil and gas development in the United States.
Juliana Minn ’16 Directs Small Business Legal Clinic
Lewis & Clark Has Oregon’s Highest Bar Pass Rate
Indigenous Peoples’ Heritage Month Stories
Professor Receives Awards for Outstanding Criminal Justice Work
Huffman Award 2022 Recognizes Professor Schraub
Professor David Schraub is the third recipient of the Huffman Scholarship Award for his article, Sadomasochistic Judging.
GEI Defeats Request to Raise Gas Bills
Law Review Rises in the Rankings
For the third year in a row, the Lewis & Clark Law Review has risen in the influential Washington & Lee Law Journal Rankings, now ranking 44 among general journals.