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Law students spend a lot of their time at law school focused on reading and writing assignments and honing their analysis skills.  But the quality of the personal relationships they build along the way are just as important.

Come spring, Peter Farruggia will be juggling two UB Commencement ceremonies. Good thing he has one under his belt already.

Practitioners know that legal mediation is a delicate art, one built on attorney-client rapport and the subtle cues of body and voice as negotiations proceed. Doing it via Zoom – well, it’s not a perfect world.

An innovative Buffalo jurist has been named to receive the 2021 Edwin F. Jaeckle Award, the highest honor bestowed by UB School of Law and the Law Alumni Association.

Leaders in business and law know that one of their most difficult challenges is making decisions amid uncertainty.

UB School of Law’s oldest intramural moot court tournament faced a new challenge this year, conducting the time-honored competition entirely online. The virtual format fit the case at hand – a dispute over the online posting of nude photos in a practice that has come to be known as “revenge porn.”

One law student now has an extraordinary souvenir by which to remember her work as an undergraduate.

More than a century old, the American Association of Law Libraries (AALL) is welcoming new leadership, including one of our own.