Risks in FDA-Approved Medical Device and Flaws in FDA Procedures Exposed with Help from MFIA Clinic
A newly published study describes safety risks posed by a commonly used blood clot filter and transparency gaps in the procedures of the FDA.
Article by Professor Abbe R. Gluck and Students on Unpublished Opinions Wins Award
An article co-authored by Professor Abbe R. Gluck ’00 and several former students has received an American Academy of Appellate Lawyers’ award for scholarship.
Yale Law School Awards 88 Hurst Horizon Scholarships for 2024–25
The need-based scholarship program has grown rapidly to comprise 88 students who attend tuition free across the J.D. classes of 2025, 2026, and 2027.
Justice Book Club Sparks Discussion on Mass Incarceration
The Justice Collaboratory and The Law & Racial Justice Center partnered to launch a Justice Book Club that organized 80 people across 11 reading groups.
Professor Keith Whittington Explains the Power of Impeachment
In an era when use of “the impeachment power” has become the political norm, Professor Keith Whittington’s new book gives an overview of how this tool works, how it came about, and when to put it into action.
On Veterans Day, Yale Honors Those Called Upon by ‘Higher Ideals’
Law school students and faculty were honored at Yale’s annual Veterans Day ceremony. Professor Michael J. Wishnie ’93 was recognized for his work as the founding director of the Law School’s Veterans Legal Services Clinic.
Veterans’ Panel Discusses Leadership and Service
Four Yale Law School alumni and military veterans spoke at a panel discussion on Nov. 7.
Scholarship by Professors Morley and Zhang Wins Awards
A book by Professor Taisu Zhang and an article co-authored by Zhang and Professor John Morley have received awards.