🌍 #RutgersLaw faculty are making a global impact through legal scholarship and professional contributions that span all but one continent. Discover how our professors engage in international legal work by presenting papers, leading conferences, and training: https://bit.ly/4wjDDYR

In a recent ABA Journal feature, #RutgersLaw Professor J.C. Lore III commented on the challenge litigators face in balancing zealous advocacy with maintaining credibility before the court: https://bit.ly/4vdOgvf (paywall) #lawsky

New projections warn that Social Security’s primary trust fund could be depleted by 2032. To help unpack what this means, we asked 10 questions to #RutgersLaw Professor Jon Dubin to find out what's at stake: https://law.rutgers.edu/news/social-security-funding-crisis #lawsky #socialsecurity

#RutgersLaw Professor David Troutt provides insight into the legal questions raised by the murder case of an NAACP chapter founder in 1951 and its lasting impact on how the U.S. Justice Department approaches civil rights enforcement: https://bit.ly/4vEicln #lawsky

#RutgersLaw School Professor @katieeyer.bsky.social#RutgersLawcomments on yesterday's U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling on transgender student-athlete participation and its broader implications for LGBTQ+ rights: https://bit.ly/4vMIxho #lawsky

MSP at #RutgersLaw Camden celebrated its 10th Anniversary at a sold-out gala last month highlighting a decade of impact in advancing access to legal education while honoring the 41 MSP graduates of 2026 and the inaugural MSP Emerging Leader Award recipient, Anwar Abdur-Rahman: https://bit.ly/44ugGGu

⚖️ The Supreme Court decided major cases in the last two days regarding birthright citizenship, LGBTQ+ rights, and independent agencies. #ICYMI Take a look at our analyses of these important issues - with links to the rulings - by #RutgersLaw faculty: https://bit.ly/4svGZXC #lawsky #supremecourt

The #RutgersLaw International Human Rights Clinic helped vacate and expunge the criminal conviction of a client who was sex trafficked for 5+ years. Using a law the Clinic helped write, Director Penny Venetis and students showed the client was forced to commit crime: https://bit.ly/4ah2RyB #lawsky

#RutgersLaw is collaborating with @theaals.bsky.social#RutgersLawto host the Mid-Atlantic Regional Pathways to Law Teaching Workshop designed to provide information and guidance to aspiring law professors. It takes place Wed., Aug. 12, at our Camden location. 🔗 Click here to register: https://bit.ly/4xMLdwE

As a student in the #RutgersLaw Community and Transactional Lawyering Clinic, Brandon Aufiero ’26 helped entrepreneur Tara Williams secure a commercial lease in downtown Newark. The space will become the flagship Creativity Center for Bricks 4 Kidz Essex County this summer: https://bit.ly/4vvptUC

Congratulations to our #RutgersLaw faculty who are being promoted: Rose Cuison-Villazor ➡️ Distinguished Professor @katieeyer.bsky.social ➡️ Distinguished Professor @professormutch.bsky.social#RutgersLaw➡️ University Professor Brandon Paradise ➡️ Professor Andrew Rothman ➡️ Distinguished Professor of Practice

Is it easier to cheat now than ever? #RutgersLaw Professor Stuart Green's work on the subject is discussed in the latest episode of the Overthink Podcast: overthinkpod.substack.com/p/177-cheating

In the latest #RutgersLaw newsletter: 🏘️ Housing Advocacy Clinic gets $500k grant 🏆 Rutgers Law Associates wins innovation award 💊 Professor Michael Carrier shapes pharma policy and law ⚖️ Big 10 law deans convene at Rutgers Law in Newark 🔗 Read all about it: https://go.rutgers.edu/june2026news2

#RutgersLaw Professor Ronald Chen talks with @steveadubato.bsky.social#RutgersLawabout who oversees federal immigration enforcement and the distinction between civil and criminal violations for undocumented residents: https://bit.ly/43CvRgt #lawsky

Congratulations to #RutgersLaw Professor Andrew Rothman and Rutgers Law Associates! RLA received a 2026 Excellence in Innovation Award: Law Schools from @insightintoacadem.bsky.social#RutgersLawThis new honor celebrates law schools redefining the future of legal education: https://bit.ly/4vdeSxg #lawsky

#RutgersLaw Professor Laura Cohen comments on the harrowing increase of lawmakers nationwide making juvenile sentencing stricter: https://bit.ly/4ekwSyz #lawsky

#RutgersLaw Professor Ronald Chen explains why verbiage in a New Jersey bill meant to protect reproductive and transgender healthcare makes it “clearly unconstitutional": https://bit.ly/4xq54l6 #lawsky #firstamendment

“Menopause is having a moment.” #RutgersLaw Professor Marcy Karin is quoted in the July/August issue of Mother Jones on the increase in menopause accommodations around the country: https://bit.ly/4ajRC8w #lawsky

#RutgersLaw Professor Greg Baltz talks with WPIX after Newark Code Enforcement returned to a Newark apartment building yesterday. The department already issued multiple summonses for electricity, hot water, rodents, leaks and more: https://bit.ly/4eiuUia

The Rutgers Institute for Law & Philosophy held its second "General Jurisprudence: Civil and Common Law Perspectives" Conference at #RutgersLaw in Camden last week. Speakers included scholars from around the world who gathered to present papers on various topics in the philosophy of law.

#RutgersLaw @professormutch.bsky.social#RutgersLawappears in a documentary premiering at the Tribeca Film Festival. "Hollywood Does Abortion" looks at how the entertainment industry impacts the pursuit of reproductive justice. Catch the last screening on June 10: https://bit.ly/4xjKItS https://bit.ly/4xjKDGA

#RutgersLaw Dean Johanna Bond hosted the annual meeting of Big 10 law deans in Newark last week where they discussed trends in legal education and strategies for improvement. Rutgers Law Associate Dean for Advancement, Rob Steinbaum, also gave the deans a walking tour of Newark. #lawsky

The plaza in front of #RutgersLaw in Newark was dedicated as Elizabeth Blume-Silverstein Plaza on Monday at a ribbon-cutting ceremony honoring one of New Jersey’s pioneering attorneys. Plaza renovation funding, made by her son, was part of a large endowment gift: https://bit.ly/4abpm7X #lawsky

The landlord sued by the Rutgers Housing Justice and Tenant Solidarity Clinic at #RutgersLaw has plead guilty in a $229 million real estate scheme: https://patch.com/new-jersey/westorange/landlord-ailing-nj-apartment-complex-guilty-229m-real-estate-scheme #lawsky

#RutgersLaw Professor @mcarrier.bsky.social#RutgersLawtestified at today's House Judiciary Subcommittee hearing examining how to balance robust patent rights with greater access to affordable medicines. Watch his full testimony on skinny labels, patent thickets, and the patent office: https://bit.ly/3QlZSOw

💡 It's summer season, but we're still busy. In the latest #RutgersLaw newsletter: 🎓 Commencement 2026 highlights ✂️ Plaza dedication to pioneering RLaw attorney 🎤 New podcast episodes from faculty 🔗 Read all about it: https://go.rutgers.edu/June2026news1

#RutgersLaw Professor @slswan.bsky.social#RutgersLawcomments on the upcoming court case that will determine whether the American Dream megamall in New Jersey will be allowed to keep non-essential stores open on Sundays in Bergen County: https://bit.ly/4x7wRXE #lawsky

#RutgersLaw @professormutch.bsky.social#RutgersLawcomments on the debate whether it's ethical for a sperm bank to accept from a sex offender. This after records in the Epstein files show that Jeffrey Epstein had been banking his sperm for several years before his death: https://nyti.ms/4effnkm #lawsky

As #RutgersLaw Professor Rose Cuison-Villazor explains, the underlying tension over the immigrant detention center at Delaney Hall in Newark comes down to who has authority, and the state of New Jersey isn't powerless: https://bit.ly/4uEcNKM #lawsky

A jury found Takeda paid a competitor to delay its generic constipation drug—marking the first private plaintiff victory at trial in a reverse-payment case. #RutgersLaw Professor @mcarrier.bsky.social#RutgersLawsays this is a warning for drug companies: https://bit.ly/43FTZi5 (paywall) #lawsky

We are marking the start of Pride Month with CJ Griffin '09 — one of New Jersey’s fiercest advocates for government transparency and civil liberties. CJ received a Distinguished Alumni Award from the Rutgers School of Law–Newark Alumni Association this past fall: https://youtu.be/5TyhUHYEQ-I

How do corporations step into roles previously held by government? Matteo Gatti, professor of law at @law.rutgers.edu, joins @busscholarship.bsky.social to discuss his book "Corporate Power and the Politics of Change." 1/2 www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWlr...

#RutgersLaw honors all who made the ultimate sacrifice in military service. Earlier this year, the Veterans Affairs Clinic in Toms River was named after Rutgers Law alumnus Leonard "Bud" Lomell - a native of Ocean County where the clinic is located: https://bit.ly/42InPSS #MemorialDay

#RutgersLaw Professor David Troutt weighs in on an affordable housing dispute in Princeton that has become a broader debate on race, politics, and development in New Jersey: https://bit.ly/4wHnwFE #lawsky

In the latest #RutgersLaw newsletter: 🎓 Meet the Class of 2026 🎉 Links to Commencement livestreams and videos 🏅 Our intellectual property program makes the honor roll 🎧 New Power of Attorney podcast with winemaker Sagie Kleinlerer '05 🔗 Read all about it: https://go.rutgers.edu/may2026news2

🎓 Bonnie Goldman's journey to a law degree isn’t traditional and that’s what makes it so powerful. The oldest law student in the Class of 2026 turns 69 in June: https://bit.ly/4uiyuzT ICYMI Meet more of the #RutgersLaw Class of 2026 here: https://bit.ly/3R7aOzM #lawsky

Rising 2L Maya White is joining Emely in taking over our Instagram account from the US–Mexico border. They are part of an annual learning trip giving #RutgersLaw Immigrant Rights Clinic students the chance to support migrants facing legal barriers. Join her journey: instagram.com/rutgers.law/

Rising 2L Emely Cespedes is taking over our Instagram as she and her #RutgersLaw Immigrant Rights Clinic classmates visit the US–Mexico border. Under clinic faculty guidance, this learning trip gives students the chance to help migrants facing legal barriers. Join the journey: https://bit.ly/4dKhLzk

What happens to donor funds after a university closes? #RutgersLaw Professor Reid Weisbord comments on a legal case where the trust that donated more than half of a $77M+ endowment wants it back following the sudden closure of the University of the Arts: https://bit.ly/4u8Fn6P (paywall) #lawsky

#RutgersLaw Professor Randi Mandelbaum weighs in on a proposed class action lawsuit that alleges Washington’s child welfare agency failed to provide immigrant youths with legal services that could grant them a pathway to legal status: https://bit.ly/433488h #lawsky

Matthew Saleh, #RutgersLaw head of Admissions, speaks with Reuters about rising demand from prospective law students aiming to enroll before the July 1 federal loan cap. Rutgers Law offers early start in Camden, with a one-time early start this year for Newark students: https://reut.rs/4d8se68

#RutgersLaw Prof. @slswan.bsky.social#RutgersLawcomments in The Washington Post about the legal case that could shape whether blue laws remain enforceable in one New Jersey county. The American Dream Mall is in dispute with the county on whether retail stores can stay open on Sundays: https://wapo.st/4npp9Uj

Rutgers Law is looking for an experienced and strategically-minded candidate - with a record of setting and achieving student success goals - to lead our Bar Studies and Academic Success Departments in Newark and Camden. Apply here: https://jobs.rutgers.edu/postings/274129

🎓 #RutgersLaw celebrates the Class of 2026, a remarkable cohort shaped by determination, leadership, and resilience. Follow Rutgers Law on Facebook or Instagram to learn more about their individual journeys and what lies ahead. We start on Sunday with salutes to our graduating moms!

#RutgersLaw School's clinical program (ranked #11 by US News & World Report) is leading national conversations on pressing legal issues of the day. Several faculty presented at the 2026 Association of American Law Schools Conference in Clinical Legal Education this past weekend in Portland, Oregon.

Congratulations to #RutgersLaw Constitutional Rights Clinic Director Jessica Rofé who received this year’s Shanara Gilbert Award from the Association of American Law Schools. Professor Rofé accepted the award on May 3 at the annual AALS Conference on Clinical Legal Education: https://bit.ly/3OKJZAE

#RutgersLaw is meeting the moment in legal education. Our Intellectual Property Law program has been named to preLaw Magazine's honor roll for preparing students to practice at the intersection of law, business and technology: https://bit.ly/49B95J8 #lawsky

In the latest #RutgersLaw newsletter: 🎓 Meet our 2026 Commencement speakers 🏉 Details on a new law externship with Rutgers Athletics 🎤 New Power of Attorney podcast tribute to the late Chuck Resnick 💐 Spotlight on a Rutgers Law supermom 🔗 Read all about it: https://go.rutgers.edu/may2026news1

#RutgersLaw Professor Greg Baltz explains how tenants use public testimony to build power ahead of tomorrow's New York City Rent Guidelines Board meeting: https://bit.ly/3QRGQja #lawsky

🎉 Congratulations to all the competitors in the 37th annual Hunter Appellate Argument intramural moot court competition at the U.S. Courthouse in Camden. 🏆 Dalton Guillory and Mackenzie Nyemchek are the Oral Argument winners. And a big thanks to all the volunteer judges!