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The Judge Frank M. Coffin Lecture on Law and Public Service honors the late Judge Frank M. Coffin, a longtime federal judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit, former member of Congress, renowned leader and mentor in… Read More… about Dr. Paul Andrew Mayewski to deliver 2022 Judge Frank M. Coffin Lecture
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The University of Maine School of Law’s clinical and policy programs focused on youth and young adults are expanding their scope to better reflect the national shift in the youth justice field acknowledging research in adolescent development, crime trends, and… Read More… about Maine Law Youth Justice program broadens its scope and reach
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The Harold Alfond Foundation launched its Ambassador Scholarship initiative this year. This program provides funding that enables scholars from underrepresented backgrounds to pursue graduate degrees in law, business, and public policy. The scholarship recipients will work closely with faculty advisors… Read More… about Meet Maine Law’s inaugural Alfond Ambassadors
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Jeannie Suk Gersen, the John H. Watson Jr. Professor of Law at Harvard Law School, delivered Maine Law’s annual Constitution Day Lecture on Monday, September 19. The talk, entitled “Is the Supreme Court Supreme,” discussed recent decisions from and attitudes… Read More… about Harvard Law professor and author delivers Constitution Day Lecture
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On Sept. 20, 2022, National Voter Registration Day, Maine Law will host a panel on The Right to Vote, as well as a voter registration drive. Speakers were Joann Bautista ’18, Deputy Secretary of State, and Anna Kellar, Executive Director… Read More… about The Right to Vote
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Airforce pilot. Bartender. Legislative aid. Educator. Harm reduction advocate. These are just some of the professions and pursuits held by Maine Law’s incoming class of 2025. While many arrive at Maine Law shortly after their undergraduate careers, a significant number… Read More… about The class of 2025 represents diverse backgrounds with a common interest in public service
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What role might University of Maine School of Law students have to play in Greenland’s transition to independence? The answer is not immediately obvious, but the Benjamin Thompson Professor of Law and the Director of the Center for Oceans &… Read More… about Arctic fellowship integrates law and science
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Maine has a large rural population – over 60 percent – that is underserved in a variety of ways from healthcare to reliable internet to legal services. Fostering and developing rural lawyers is a cornerstone of Maine Law’s mission, and… Read More… about Rural Practice Fellows pursue their passion for serving Mainers
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Members of Maine Law’s faculty share their recommendations for summer reading so you can discover your next beach book or thought-provoking read among their recommendations. Peter Pitegoff [columns] [span6] The Serpent Papers by Jeff Schnader [/span6][span6] “This compelling new… Read More… about Maine Law faculty summer reading recommendations
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When it comes to intellectual property tax law Professor Jeffrey Maine has quite literally written the book. Actually, he’s written several about this subject alone, but his most recent publication, Taxation of Intellectual Property Law and Practice, is poised to… Read More… about Maine Law professor wrote the ultimate intellectual property tax treatise
