BU Law Celebrates 2025 Retiring Faculty
Professor of Law and Nancy Barton Scholar Nancy J. Moore has served as a valued member of the Boston University School of Law faculty for over twenty-five years. As a nationally recognized leader in the field of legal ethics, Moore has taught courses on professional responsibility, evidence, and torts, and seminars on lawyering in the 21st century and legal ethics for business lawyers.
BU Law Celebrates Retiring and Departing Faculty
Professors Daniela Caruso, Kent Coit, David Seipp, and Gary Lawson have made immeasurable contributions during their tenure at BU Law.
BU Law Prof: Tom Brady Fumbles Trademark Request
Patriots QB wants to register “Tom Terrific,” baseball legend Tom Seaver’s nickname.
BU Law Faculty and Students Take on Algorithmic Bias
Combating such bias is at the heart of the Technology Law Clinic’s work and a central aspect of several other courses and initiatives at BU Law.
Cyber Alliance Offers Cross-Disciplinary Perspectives on Cybersecurity
BU School of Law, Hariri Institute for Computing collaborate to find solutions to technology issues.
A Happy Marriage of Interests
How BU Law’s programs and partnerships are fostering innovation in intellectual property law.
SCOTUS, Appellate Courts Cite Four BU Law Faculty in 2015
Scholarship by Professors Beermann, Collins, Dogan, and Lawson was cited in federal cases concerning issues from antitrust law to immigration policy.
Appellate Court Opinion Cites Professor Stacey Dogan’s Antitrust Article in Big Pharma Alzheimer’s Drug Case
Antitrust Law and Regulatory Gaming” informs ruling against global pharmaceutical giant Actavis for “product hopping.