Scott Recognized for Community Service with AALS Award
Scott Recognized for Community Service with AALS Award
Charity Scott, the Catherine C. Henson Professor of Law, received the Section on Law, Medicine and Health Care Award for […]


Charity Scott, the Catherine C. Henson Professor of Law, received the Section on Law, Medicine and Health Care Award for […]

If you just received your first-semester grades and are wondering whether you’re going to survive law school, I’m sympathetic. I’ve […]

Anne Emanuel, professor of law emerita, was a featured panelist at The Federal Judicial Center’s National Symposium for the United […]
In November, the Women Works Media Group named Ana Maria Martinez (J.D. ’09) and Phi Nguyen (J.D. ’09) as 2017 Law & Justice Women of the Year Honorees. The award recognizes the Georgia State Law alumnae’s devotion to public interest and the high level of professionalism and integrity they’ve e

Sarah Lathrop (J.D. ’13), assistant director of admissions, received the 2017 Marjorie L. Girth Staff Achievement Award, which is given annually in recognition of Georgia State Law staff members who have given exceptional service to the college, Georgia State University, the public or who have achieved professional development goals.

Shelby Grubbs, executive director of the Atlanta Center for International Arbitration and Mediation at Georgia State University College of Law, will leave his position on Jan. 1 to become a managing member of the Atlanta office of his firm, Miller & Martin, and lead its international commercial dispute resolution practice.

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When children participate in discussions regarding health care options, their health outcomes improve.

Georgia State University College of Law is adding two concentrations, Intellectual Property Law and Environmental and Land-Use Law, to its master of laws (LL.M.) program in August 2018.

When children participate in discussions regarding health care options, their health outcomes improve. Yet children are often excluded from having […]