David Applegate, ’78, moved to of counsel status at Williams, Barber and Morel, capping a career of exceptional ...

Vincent Cordero, ’99, formerly a top US and international media executive, is now a venture capitalist focused on ...

When Bill Weaver, ’10, joined a big law firm after graduating, he found his calling in the firm’s energy practice, ...

When Daniella Apodaca, ’25, came to the Law School, she had a hunch she might work in the international arena. She spoke ...

Tucked away on the sixth floor of the D’Angelo Law Library are two key-protected rooms enclosed in glass, holding some of the ...

Brent Rogers, ’05, a trial attorney at Kirkland & Ellis, originally expected to go to medical school. He studied biology and ...

Join the UChicago Law Admissions Team for an Info Session and Tour of the Law School. We want to introduce you to the Law School and our community and answer your questions!

Regan Hunt Crotty, ’03, was named the dean of undergraduate students at Princeton University, bringing to the job thirteen years of experience at the university, in five previous positions. “I’ve had ...

Burke's two-year sentence behind bars is set to end after serving less than ten months. Several sources with direct knowledge of his case tell NBC Chicago that Burke will be released from the Thomson ...

The Law School is pleased to welcome two new scholars to its academic faculty: Samuel Bray, ’05, who joins the faculty on ...

Larry Kramer, ’84, took office last year as the president and vice chancellor of the London School of Economics and Political Science. In his inaugural address, Kramer invited the LSE community to ...

The influence of Ronald Coase's 1960 paper, "The Problem of Social Cost," cannot be overstated. Originally published in the Law School's own Journal of Law and Economics, of which Coase was editor ...