Mass. Gov. Maura Healey ’98 has reestablished the Judicial Nominating Commission to advise her on nominating and appointing judicial officers in coordination with the Governor’s Council. Congratulations to Commission appointees Kathy Henry ’00, vice chair, and Nancy Hathaway ’94, member.
S. Mayumi “Umi” Grigsby is the author of a new book titled, Empowered: Reforming a Dismissive Health Care System, that addresses the dangerous impact negative interactions with healthcare providers and the healthcare system can have on black women and their health.
In both health law and human rights, Northeastern University School of Law has been recognized with an A+ grade in the 2020 “back to school” issue of preLaw magazine.
Josh Nadreau ’13, a partner at Fisher & Phillips in Boston and vice president of Northeastern Law's Alumni/ae Association, provides expert commentary in a Forbes article on Rhode Island's new pay equity legislation.
DigiBoston cites a 2022 report by students in LSSC Law Office 3, “Parole, Power, and Punishment The Massachusetts Parole Board’s Discriminatory Treatment of People with Mental Health Disabilities.” The report was produced in partnership with the Mental Health Legal Advisors Committee (MHLAC) under the supervision of Professor Andrew Haile.
Join us for an online conversation with Danish lawyer and renowned human rights expert, Morten Kjaerum, and Greenland lawyer Aviaja Helms. They will help us unpack the Trump administration’s statements on Greenland from the perspective of human rights and international law.
Karen Walrond, acclaimed author, attorney, activist and leadership coach, will deliver a special presentation at Northeastern Law’s 17th annual Brown Forum for Women in the Law Conference on May 1, 2025.
Join the Burnes Center for Social Change for an inspiring conversation with Dr. San-Cheng (Simon) Chang, Mayor of Taoyuan and former Taiwanese Premier.