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New England Law initiates new program of funded student fellowship positions this summer
Increasing globalization requires lawyers to keep abreast of foreign law developments.
Classes will be held as usual.
Classes will be held as scheduled. Please travel carefully. Absence from class today due to the weather will not be counted against students under the attendance policy, because we want safety to be everyone's priority.
“Justin’s award is a stellar accomplishment”
8 a.m. classes are cancelled
New England Law has been a perennial contender in the prestigious competition
Leading national authorities discussed: Can the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) meet today’s finance and technology needs?
Intellectual property law presentation
Moot court contest focused on issues of patent and IP law
Team captures Best Overall Brief award and Second Runner-up honors
Center for Business Law Annual Symposium (invitation only)
Panel discussion on U.S. Supreme Court case, Bilski v. Kappos
Paper Written by Current Issues in Patent Law Student
New England Law Also Captures Best Individual Oralist Award
Research Topics and Events to be Discussed
Students are invited to participate in a financial literacy colloquium between New England Law | Boston and the UMASS Business School this Fall
Center For Business Law Student Meeting on February 24th at 4:00 pm
Fall 2009: Securities Law Career, forum
Fall 2009: Bernie Madoff and Other Ponzi Schemers, panel
Spring 2010: In House Counsel Career, forum
Spring 2010: Center for Business Law and the New England Law Review will be co-sponsoring a symposium, "Tax Exempt Organizations: From Record Peaks in Endowments to Market Crashes"
Past Events
Energy Career Panel: Job Opportunities in Energy Law and Policy
Securities Regulations Conference: Financial Regulation–Blessing or Curse?
Land Use Conference: Massachusetts Land Use Reform
The Patentability Shake-Up: Patentable Subject Matter and Obviousness
