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AI in Practice
Rapid advancements in artificial intelligence promise to revolutionize the way we practice law. Two BU Law alums offer their perspectives.
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Fall 2023
What should regulation of artificial intelligence look like? How can or should it be used in the legal field? Answering these questions requires new ways of thinking about the law and technology, and BU Law faculty and alumni are intent on finding ways to secure AI's benefits without the whole of society succumbing to its harms.
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AlumniDrawing on Law to Study AI
Researcher Vasanth Sarathy (’10) is exploring how AI algorithms can be deployed to flag and counteract misinformation online, in part by identifying spurious arguments.
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ReflectionsNew Frontiers in Legal Education
Dean Onwuachi-Willig considers legal education in the age of artificial intelligence.
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Public ServiceA “New Wave” Rises in Puerto Rico
During a spring break pro bono trip, seven BU Law students helped spread the game of lacrosse and participated in a panel for International Women’s Day.
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BU Law NewsBU Law to Launch Program on Reproductive Justice
Available in fall 2023, the program will foster student interest and facilitate career opportunities in reproductive justice and adjacent fields.
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Naomi Mann Leads BU Law’s Growing Experiential Education Program as the New Associate Dean
Mann plans to forge new partnerships with local and national organizations on initiatives that advance civil justice and expand access to legal representation.
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.
In The Media
MoreEmmylou Manwill ('20) is quoted.
Portland Press HeraldJed Shugerman’s research is referenced.
Los Angeles TimesNicole Huberfeld is quoted.
Arkansas AdvocateJed Shugerman is a guest on a podcast.
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