The Intellectual Property Law Clinic held its annual award ceremony celebrating the co-winners of the Intellectual Property Law Award and the co-winners of the Intellectual Property Law Clinic Award
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How has race and systemic inequities influenced the development and administration of American Social Security programs for nearly a century? That’s the topic of a new book written by Rutgers Law Distinguished Professor of Law Jon Dubin.
Rutgers Law's Housing Justice & Tenant Solidarity Clinic played a significant role in a constitutional case litigating whether a rent control initiative in Elizabeth, New Jersey, could be put to the voters
New projections warn that Social Security’s primary trust fund could be depleted within the next decade. Professor Jon Dubin explains what this means and what can be done now.
A Bergen County judge in New Jersey vacated and expunged the criminal conviction of a Rutgers Law International Human Rights Clinic client who was sex trafficked for over five years
One entrepreneur reached an important milestone when she successfully secured a commercial lease with the assistance of a Rutgers Law School clinic and one of its student attorneys
