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University of Arizona College of Law to Host Arizona Supreme Court Arguments

As part of its ongoing public education effort, the Arizona Supreme Court will be holding arguments at the University of Arizona on Nov. 6. 

Puig’s Scholarship on Foreign Investment Law Featured in Leading International Law Journal

Amid massive reforms in foreign investment laws, Puig's work analyzes the options available to governments settling disputes

2018 Lifetime Achievement Awards are Oct. 26

Recipients are recognized for their exemplary careers, contributions to the legal profession, support for public causes and law reform, and commitment to the pursuit of justice. 

Announcing New Online Graduate Certificates in Health Law

Two new online certificate programs offer specialized, interdisciplinary training in less than one year

Milczarek-Desai Discusses the Flores Agreement on Arizona 360

Milczarek-Desai discussed the 1997 settlement which dictates how long immigrant children can be detained.   

2018-19 Environmental Breakfast Club Schedule

The Environmental Breakfast Club, now entering its 15th season, consists of more than 100 faculty and staff from all colleges at The University of Arizona, who share interests in natural resources and the environment. 

Fall Lectures Welcome Noted Guest Speakers

 Hear from leading voices on some of today’s most compelling legal matters.

Discuss Supreme Court Cases at Constitution Day Sept. 17

TechLaw @ Arizona Law Event Looks at Intersection of Law, Technology

This free event will be of particular interest to lawyers, engineers, scholars and public policy leaders working at the intersection of law and technology.

Arizona Law and BYU Law Join Forces to Tackle Eviction

Arizona Law is joining forces with Brigham Young University's LawX Legal Design Lab students for the new Innovation for Justice program to explore solutions to reduce evictions in Arizona, Utah and beyond.

New UA Partnership Teaches U.S. Law to Diplomats

In a new program developed jointly by the Mexican Foreign Ministry and the James E. Rogers College of Law, Mexican diplomats are learning the foundations of American law from a U.S. law school in order to enhance consular services and strengthen binational relations.

2018 Graduation in Review

"Our collective steps forward will far outnumber our steps back.”