A PASSION FOR GIVING BACK
By Adam Stone For Pooja Shivangi Amin, J.D. ’07, joining the UB Law Alumni Association board means that even though she lives some 1,400 miles
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Lawyer, Aviation expert pilots drone regulation – and a new course
By Adam Stone A mentor once taught Timothy Tenne, J.D. ’19, the “yellow sticky” test. Give three people a yellow sticky and ask them what’s
2021 Alumni Award Recipients Honored in Virtual Celebration
Every year, the School of Law honors the extraordinary accomplishments of its graduates through the Distinguished Alumni Awards program. On May 20, law school Dean Ronald Weich
Col. Rose Forrest Recognized as a Leader in Maryland Legal Community
Col. Rose M. Forrest As the first female staff judge advocate in the Maryland National Guard, Col. Rose M. Forrest, J.D. ’06, led legal operations for
For Portia White, the Fight Against Tobacco Is an Equity Issue
Portia White Portia White, J.D. ’02, had a hefty resume before joining the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids (CTFK), where she is vice president for strategic partnerships,
Christopher Adams Sees Making Partner as a ‘Step in the Journey’
Christopher W. Adams Christopher W. Adams, J.D. ’06, this year became a partner at the Washington, D.C. firm of Squire Patton Boggs, where he specializes in
Alumnus and Military Judge Advocate Trained Troops Protecting the U.S. Capitol on Use of Force Rules
We’ve all seen the videos of the chaos at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6. In its aftermath, National Guard troops were called in from
Political Wrangling Is All in a Day’s Work for Caylin Young
Caylin Young accepts a Dean’s Citation award from law school Dean Ronald Weich in 2016. In January of this year, Caylin Young, J.D. ’16, became
The Coming Wave
As climate change threatens, lawyers drive policy on global migration By Adam Stone What if millions of people around the globe were to relocate in
A Passion for LITIGATION — and for People
By Christianna McCausland Steve Silverman always knew he wanted to be a lawyer. Sure, his father was an attorney, but that wasn’t what really fired