Health Law
Tainted Drugs and Deadly Infections
How federal prosecutor Amanda Masselam Strachan ('98) brought rogue pharmacists to justice.
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Fall 2020
Faculty and alumni look back on 10 years of the Affordable Care Act, a federal prosecutor brings justice to patients harmed by tainted drugs, and an alum finds parallels between the AIDS epidemic and COVID-19.
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Health LawHow Advocacy Can Ease an Epidemic
In the New York City Health Department, Adrian Guzman ('11) oversees public policy related to HIV.
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Looking Back
Barriers that Bend but Don’t Break
As we celebrate the 100th anniversary of the BU Law Review, we look back at the life of Clara Burrill Bruce, the first woman and first African American elected to lead the publication.
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BriefsBuilding a more Diverse Legal Profession
Dean Onwuachi-Willig is committed to making the legal profession more inclusive, on campus and off.
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BriefsKeeping His Eye on the Ball
As chief legal officer for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Dan Malasky (’01) is focused on a safe NFL season.
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Briefs
The Sociological Realities of Dating Shows
Dean Angela Onwuachi-Willig shares reality TV shows that engage and entertain.
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Health LawAssessing Risks for Healthcare Clients
Andrea-Gale Okoro (’18), an associate in the healthcare law practice at McDermott Will & Emery, advises clients and helps analyze mergers and acquisitions, including in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Civil Rights History
Remembering the Last of the Lions: Dr. Clarence B. Jones (’59)
Lawyer, civil rights leader, and longtime advisor to Martin Luther King, Jr., Dr. Jones helped influence the course of US history through his advocacy, counsel, and unwavering commitment to justice.
A Litigator’s Library
BU Law hosts a book fair with donations from the family of legendary trial attorney Paul Sugarman (’54).
BU Law Celebrates 2026 Retiring Faculty
Two long-time tax law professors, Ted Sims and Alan Feld, are leaving after decades in the classroom.
Uncomfortable Truths, Real-World Lawyering
For Ivana Wijedasa (’26), her legal education has meant grappling with injustice—and gaining the hands-on experience to challenge it.
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