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Tyler Hadyniak ’18, a veterans disability attorney, has written a book that tells the story of military veterans across the U.S., the challenges they face, and the memorable experiences the author had traveling across America. Hadyniak spent nine months traveling… Read More… about Tyler Hadyniak ’18 to release memoir on exploring America while helping military veterans
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A legal team of Berman Simmons attorneys, Miriam Johnson ’07 and Taylor Asen, along with Peter Mancuso and Andrew Schmidt of Andrew Schmidt Law, recently reached a historic settlement with the Maine Department of Corrections (DOC). Under this agreement, the… Read More… about Miriam Johnson ’07 leads notable case that enables incarcerated individuals in the Maine State prison system to receive access to life-saving Hepatitis C medication
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The ACLU of Maine, the Refugee and Human Rights Clinic (“RHRC”) at the University of Maine School of Law, and the Immigrant Legal Advocacy Project (“ILAP”) have filed a Freedom of Information (“FOIA”) lawsuit against the United States Citizenship and… Read More… about FOIA lawsuit seeks to compel USCIS to release documents about asylum process
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Professor Peter Guffin, director of the Information Privacy Program at Maine Law, will speak at the Fundamentals of Privacy Law seminar on December 14, 2020. His session is titled “Information Security Program Basics,” and he will be joined by panelists… Read More… about Professor Peter Guffin to speak at the “Fundamentals of Privacy Law 2020”
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Experts from the University of Maine, Harvard and Long Island universities, and the University of Maine School of Law have created a website with 10 talking points titled: “Why Climate Change Matters To Your Security, Health & Wealth.” The site… Read More… about Science, public health, economics, law experts create ‘why climate change matters’ website
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The University of Maine School of Law is pleased to announce that it has converted the popular Certificate in Compliance Program to an entirely asynchronous, online format. Beginning in January 2021, courses will be available virtually for both experienced compliance… Read More… about Maine Law’s Certificate in Compliance to be available fully online in Winter 2021
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For the past 50 years, the Cumberland Legal Aid Clinic has been the place where University of Maine School of Law students learn essential lawyering skills while making a positive change in their communities and in the lives of scores… Read More… about Maine Law celebrates the Cumberland Legal Aid Clinic’s 50th Anniversary with an initiative to fund Summer Interns
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8th largest gift ever to an institution of public higher education follows the University of Maine System’s first-in-the-nation transition to a unified accreditation The Harold Alfond Foundation’s historic investment in Maine and its people includes a $240 million commitment to… Read More… about Harold Alfond Foundation Investing 0 Million to Bring Transformative Change to the University of Maine System
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Maine Law students Adam Mooney ’22 and Richard Qualey ’22 spent their summer researching and writing a guide analyzing the constitutional implications of COVID-19 related government actions. The guide, titled Responding to the COVID-19 Pandemic: Constitutional Implications – A Guide… Read More… about Maine Law publishes a guide analyzing the constitutional implications of COVID-19 related government actions
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A University of Maine and Maine Law team has been awarded a $3 million grant by the National Science Foundation (NSF) to support Arctic interdisciplinary training. Charles H. Norchi, Benjamin Thompson Professor of Law at the University of Maine School… Read More… about Maine Law to benefit from National Science Foundation Grant
