Current Issue
Spring 2021
As environmental, social, and governance measures gain a voice in the boardroom, lawyers adapt. Plus, an alum discusses the $65 billion agreement she brokered to restructure Argentina's debt.
In This Issue
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FeatureClimate Risk and Corporate Responsibility
As governments and companies focus on a postpandemic world, climate issues take the lead.
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Alumni
Toward Equal Justice
Shubi Deoras on expanding access to civil justice for low-income and disadvantaged people.
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Gender and LawClosing the Wage Gap
James Bessen’s research into salary history bans is driving change for job seekers
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From the DeanBooks That Inspire
Dean Angela Onwuachi-Willig on the books that have impacted her life.
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Books
Unearthing Women’s Stories
In her best-selling historical novels, Heather Benedict Terrell writes the “origin stories” of overlooked women.
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Corporate Law
ESG in Practice
Environmental, social, and governance focus brings David Curran (’86) full circle in his legal career.
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Nonprofit Finance and Governance
Navigating Nonprofit Missions and Finances
Associate Professor Elizabeth King brings together her experience in nonprofits, corporate law, and healthcare to study nonprofit finance and governance.
Being Counted: Women & the AIDS Epidemic
Professor Aziza Ahmed's book documents the critical role that women played as activists for treatment and policy.
What Was IP Law Like in the 90s?
SILC Executive Director Jef Pearlman, reflects on the similarities between IP law and emerging technologies, then and now.
LGBTQIA+ Rights Leader John Ward (’76) Is BU Law’s 2026 Commencement Speaker
The trailblazing civil rights lawyer and the first openly gay man to argue before the US Supreme Court will address graduates on May 17.
In The Media
MoreChristopher Robertson is quoted.
MedscapeJasmine Gonzales Rose is mentioned.
Mass.govMarni Goldstein Caputo and Kathleen Luz are honored.
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