PRO BONO LAWYERING: Alumna Michelle McGeogh Shows How It’s Done
By Matthew Liptak If you ask Michelle McGeogh, J.D. ’07, why she does so much pro bono work, she has a quick answer. “There are
By Matthew Liptak If you ask Michelle McGeogh, J.D. ’07, why she does so much pro bono work, she has a quick answer. “There are
By Adam Stone There’s a fresh corpse in an office building, and now someone’s got to get rid of it — discreetly. Naturally, hijinks ensue.
By Christianna McCausland When F. Scott Fitzgerald said there are no second acts in American lives, he hadn’t bet on the 21st century’s trend toward career
By Hope Keller It was 2002, the day before elementary school graduation in Clarendon Parish, Jamaica, and the students were excited. Several boys kept throwing
By Adam Stone Pokuaa “P.K.” Owusu-Acheaw, J.D. ’15, has cut a wide swath through state and local government since earning her UBalt Law degree. She served
By Hope Keller Tracey Forfa, J.D. ’91, was named the director of the FDA’s Center for Veterinary Medicine in February 2023, becoming the first non-veterinarian
By Adam Stone In January 2020, a Prince George’s County police officer shot and killed William Green. At the time, Green’s hands were cuffed behind
By Adam Stone Andrew Loewen sees a fundamental problem with the way the law works. Simply put, “the legal system is not delivering justice for
By Adam Stone Some are called to the sea. For Elizabeth Strunk, J.D. ’20, that has meant serving first as a sailor on ocean-going tugboats,
By Matthew Liptak When he graduated from UBalt Law, Chris Sweeney, J.D. ’16, knew he wanted to serve the public, but he didn’t know that