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UH experts examine unprecedented legal and ethical crossroads of presidential indictments
A joint conversation between the University of Houston Law Center and the Hobby School of Public Affairs recently explored the legal, political, and ethical impact of presidential indictments. -
UHLC Black History Month speaker Delmont says it is important to remember the forgotten voices of World War II
Dartmouth historian Matthew F. Delmont shed light on the often-overlooked narratives of African American history during World War II as part of a Black History Month Lecture Monday night at the University of Houston Law Center. -
Matthew F. Delmont headlines University of Houston Law Center’s Black History Month Lecture
The pivotal role of African American military service members during World War II will be the focus of the University of Houston Law Center’s 2024 Black History Month Lecture on Monday, Feb. 5. -
UH Law Center receives nine Education Digital Marketing Awards
The University of Houston Law Center has been recognized in a national competition for outstanding digital advertising and marketing communications. -
UHLC alumna Mary London Fuller ’13 makes partner at Frost Brown Todd, shares insights in working on product liability cases
Mary London Fuller, an alumna of the University of Houston Law Center and new partner at Frost Brown Todd, shares her legal career journey and advice for those considering law school and working in the product liability realm. -
John M. O'Quinn Law Building featured on cover of preLaw Magazine, UH Law Center receives multiple recognitions
The University of Houston Law Center earned four distinctions in the National Jurist’s preLaw Magazine Winter 2024 edition, with a notable placement on the cover for having one of the country’s Best Law School Buildings. -
University of Houston Law Center Dean Leonard M. Baynes celebrates a decade of distinguished service
The University of Houston Law Center (UHLC) is commemorating the leadership of Leonard M. Baynes, the Hugh Roy and Lillie Cranz Cullen Distinguished Chair, professor of law and dean. -
UHLC 3L Yoon gains experience through U.S. Attorney’s Office and private practice internships
University of Houston Law Center 3L So Yoon recently interned with U.S. Magistrate Judge Andrew M. Edison in the Southern District of Texas and with the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Dallas as well has clerked at Fogler, Brar, O’Neil & Gray LLP. -
UH Law Expert Available to Discuss Latest Abortion Ruling from Texas Supreme Court
Seth Chandler, constitutional law professor at the University of Houston Law Center, is available for expert commentary on the recent ruling by the Texas Supreme Court in Cox v. State of Texas, in which the court said a Texas woman did not qualify for a medical exception to the state’s abortion ban to terminate her pregnancy, as well as how the ruling could impact other state legislatures considering abortion bans in a post-Dobbs climate. -
University of Houston Law Clinic Secures CAT Victory for Salvadoran Tattoo Artist After Decade-Long Legal Battle
University of Houston of Law Center Immigration Clinic Senior Clinical Supervisor Vanessa Lopez and Immigration Clinic student Anusha DeSilva Bradley won a withholding of removal under the Convention Against Torture (CAT) for their client, a tattoo artist from El Salvador. -
Shifting demography poses hurdle for fair representation in politics, legal experts say during annual Frankel Lecture
Legal scholars addressed representation challenges facing U.S. democracy amid a growing immigrant population during the 28th Annual Frankel Lecture hosted by the Houston Law Review. -
UH Law Center’s Pre-Law Pipeline Program under new leadership with Director Mariesha Keys ‘19
The University of Houston Law Center welcomed Mariesha Keys this fall as the new director of the award-winning Pre-Law Pipeline Programs, a race-neutral initiative designed to increase the representation of law students from low-income, first-generation, and underrepresented backgrounds. -
UH Law Center Emeritus Professor Joyce hosts student reunion
University of Houston Law Center Emeritus Professor of Law Craig Joyce recently orchestrated a reunion for students from his last 1L class. -
UHLC alumnus Jim Perdue ’63 shares decades of trial advocacy wisdom in a new book on “Courtroom Storytelling”
University of Houston Law Center alumnus Jim Perdue Sr. (J.D. ’63) draws from his more than 50 years of trying cases and 12 years of teaching at UHLC for his newly released book, “Courtroom Storytelling.” -
University of Houston Law Center announces jurists in residence program
HOUSTON – The University of Houston Law Center is again offering its Judge Ruby Kless Sondock Jurists in Residence Program for the 2016-2017 school year and has announced its lineup of jurists for the program. -
District judge takes Houston law school name change preliminary injunction under advisement
HOUSTON – U.S. District Judge Keith P. Ellison has taken under advisement the University of Houston’ motion for a preliminary injunction against the former South Texas College of Law’s changing its name to the Houston College of Law following an Aug. 26 hearing on the injunction request. -
University of Houston seeks injunction in law school name change dispute
HOUSTON–The University of Houston has requested an interim injunction in the latest step of its legal battle to keep the former South Texas College of Law from changing its name to the Houston College of Law. -
Houston College of Law under fire over new name
A lawsuit was filed by a neighboring university regarding the name change of Houston College of Law from the former South Texas College of Law.