April 15, 2013 | Volume XIX, Issue 28
Published: Sep 3rd, 2012
When President Barack Obama signed the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act into law in 2010, the controversial health care overhaul was both praised and panned by various groups. In [...]
Published: Sep 3rd, 2012
Law students cannot practice law before being admitted to the bar, but they can help other lawyers practice. UF Law offers a lot of help for students who want to [...]
Published: Sep 3rd, 2012
Teresa Drake (JD 94) has done yoga in airports, in the back of airplanes and all over the country. But it was not until last spring that she could say she had done it in the Martin H. Levin Advocacy Center. As the director of the Intimate Partner Violence Assistance Clinic, she began teaching yoga to clients as a form of self-care. Drake realized law students too could benefit from the stress relief yoga provides. [...]
Published: Sep 3rd, 2012
Published: Sep 3rd, 2012
Seeking New Members for the Student Recruitment Team
The Office of Admissions is seeking new members for the Student Recruitment Team to help bring the nation’s top undergraduates to the Levin College of Law.
Inn of Court accepting applications
The James C. Adkins, Jr. Chapter of the American Inns of Court, which meets in Gainesville, is accepting student applications for participation in the esteemed American Inns of Court.
Published: Sep 3rd, 2012
Amy Landers is a visiting professor of law teaching in the area of intellectual property during the fall. She is a tenured faculty member at the University of the Pacific, McGeorge [...]
Published: Sep 3rd, 2012
As a visiting assistant professor of law, Yolanda F. Jameson teaches Corporate Taxation to the J.D. students this fall and Federal Tax Research to Graduate Tax Program students. Jameson graduated summa [...]
Published: Sep 3rd, 2012
In late 2009, when then-Florida Gov. Charlie Crist was searching for some of Florida’s top experts in environmental, land use and water law, Glenn Waldman’s (JD 83) name came up. [...]
