Year 2021

Professor Susan Hamill was recently interviewed about LLC’s for the Business Divorce Roundtable podcast which was then published on FarrellFritz Attorney’s website.

News Three Alabama Law Students Donate Kidneys Alabama Law 3Ls Angelica Mamani, Katrina Smith, and Ryne Smith each donated a kidney to save the lives of three persons they previously didn’t know. Every year across the nation, only 200 of all kidney donations come from people who do not know the recipient. We are honored…

As you consider your charitable giving prior to the end of the year, remember that gifts made now could generate income tax deductions that may help reduce your tax bill for 2021. Here’s how to complete your 2021 gift to the University of Alabama School of Law by year-end. IMPORTANT:  Credit card gifts mailed to…

Professor Tara Grove was recently interviewed on GBH news (Boston) in regards to criticisms on President Biden’s Supreme Court commission’s final report that was recently released. Click below to watch the interview!

Alabama Law 3Ls Angelica Mamani, Katrina Smith, and Ryne Smith each donated a kidney to save the lives of three people they previously didn’t know. Each year across the nation only 200 of all kidney donations come from people who do not know the recipient. We are honored to have three of those 200 walking…

Professor Julie Hill was recently quoted in a Bloomberg Law article titled Bank Exams Will Regain Human Touch When Pandemic Recedes.

Professors Jean Stefancic and Richard Delgado’s response to an essay by Alabama Law 3L, Spencer Bowley, was recently published on the B.U. Law Review website.

    Professor Shalini Bhargava Ray recently published her article, Immigration Law’s Arbitrariness Problem, in Columbia Law Review. It was also reviewed in JOTWELL by Prof. Mila Sohoni of the University of San Diego Law School. The review is available here: https://adlaw.jotwell.com/immigration-laws-shadow-dockets/. 

Professor Susan Pace Hamill‘s article, Moral Reflections on 21st Century Tax Policy Trends, was recently published on the Canopy Forum website.

  Data from the most recent ABA Employment Report show that the Alabama Law Class of 2020 ranks 10th in the nation for federal clerkship placements**. This achievement, and the law school’s prior five year aggregate of a 13th place** national ranking, is the result of intensive recruiting from an Admissions Office that is committed to…