Professor Bernard K. Freamon, The Impact of Islamic Values and Norms on the Behavior of Non-state Actors in Egypt at Forces Without Borders: Non-State Actors in a Changing Middle East, Cornell Law School.

Professor Jonathan Hafetz, Kiobel v. Royal Dutch Petroleum Co. & Mohamed v. Palestinian Authority, ABA Preview of U.S. Supreme Court Cases.

Professor Adam N. Steinman, The Future of Class Action Litigation After Wal-Mart v. Dukes, American Constitution Society, Brooklyn Law School.

Professor Frank Pasquale, Toward Law & Political Economy, Conference on Race, Class, Gender & Ethnicity, "Waking up from the American Dream: The Sober Reality of Class in the United States," Chapel Hill.

Professor Marc R. Poirier Hate Crimes and the Nomosphere at Legal Geography and the Nomosphere, Power and Influence at the Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, New York.

Professor Frank Pasquale, Protecting Consumer Reputations in an Era of Pervasive Surveillance and Secret Analytics, University of Miami Legal Theory Workshop.

Professor Bernard K. Freamon, Islamic Conception(s) of Justice, City College of New York.

Professor Michael Risinger was the opening speaker at an all day program on Cross Examining Forensic Experts at the American Academy of Forensic Sciences Annual Meeting, Atlanta.

Professor Denis F. McLaughlin delivered his N.J. Law Journal Annual Review of New Jersey Civil Case Law, Cherry Hill.

Professor Carl H. Coleman, Intellectual Property and Global Public Health: Key Concepts and Challenges at the Executive Course on Intellectual Property Diplomacy, and Global Public Health, co-sponsored by Seton Hall Law and the Graduate School of International and Development Studies, Geneva.

Professor Rachel D. Godsil, Post-Zoning Land Use Practices, at Brooklyn Law School's Trager Symposium.

Professor Rachel D. Godsil, at The LSAT, Diversity, and New York Pipeline Best Practices for the Skadden, Arps Honors Program in Legal Studies Symposium.

Professor Margaret K. Lewis, Presuming Innocence, or Corruption, in China at Case Western Reserve Law's School Faculty Colloquium.

Professor Bernard K. Freamon has contracted with Yale University Press to publish Indian Ocean Slavery in the Age of Abolition, co-edited with David W. Blight and Robert Harms.

Professor Carl H. Coleman, Rapporteur for a joint World Health Organization/University of Paris ethics review of a research proposal on fexinidazole as a treatment for late-stage Human African Trypanosomiasis (sleeping sickness).

Marc R. Poirier, blogging for Salt on Perry v. Brown.

Professor Marina Lao testifying on Litigation as Predatory Strategy before the House Judiciary Committee, Subcommittee on Intellectual Property, Competition and the Internet, Washington, D.C.

Prof. Marc R. Poirier, Losing Monumentally: Why a Big Disappointment in Court Seems like Judicial Taking but Isn’t at a symposium on Judicial Takings at Penn State.

Prof. Paula A. Franzese, the featured speaker on The Return to Civic Engagement at Loyola University's (Maryland) Ethics Week.

Prof. Michael Simkovic, Competition and Crisis in Mortgage Securitization, won the 2011 American College of Consumer Financial Services Lawyers Writing Competition.

Prof. Paula A. Franzese and Prof. Rachel D. Godsil present at Fordham Urban Law Journal's Symposium, Taking New York: The Challenges, Opportunities, and Dangers Posed by Eminent Domain Use in New York.

Prof. Marina Lao edited a symposium on The Effect of Economic Crises on Antitrust Policy, 77 Antitrust L.J. 213 et seq. (2010), and published an Editor's Note, at 213.

Prof. Denis F. McLaughlin published the 2010 Annual review of New Jersey Civil Case Law.

Prof. Denis F. McLaughlin will deliver his N.J. Law Journal Annual Review of New Jersey Civil Case Law at the Newark Club.

Prof. Adam N. Steinman Our Courts and the World: Transnational Litigation and Procedure, at Southwestern Law School, Los Angeles.

Prof. Paula A. Franzese published Strategies and Techniques of Law School Teaching: Property (Aspen Publishers).

Prof. Rachel E. Lopez, Getting Away with Murder: The False Choice between Peace and Justice in Post-Conflict Society, at Violence, Memory, and Human Rights: An Interdisciplinary Conference, University of South Florida, Tampa.

Prof. Denis F. McLaughlin delivered his N.J. Law Journal Annual Review of New Jersey Civil Case Law in Monmouth County.

Prof. Timothy P. Glynn just published a monograph, Social Security Law – USA in the International Encyclopaedia of Laws.

Prof. Carl H. Coleman is guest blogging in February at healthlawprof.

Prof. Margaret K. Lewis guest blogged on IntLawGrrls.

Professor Rachel D. Godsil, Post-Zoning Land Use Practices, at Brooklyn Law School's Trager Symposium.

Prof. Gaia Bernstein, Incentivizing the Ordinary User, Pace Law School Faculty Workshop.

Prof. Denis F. McLaughlin, delivered his N.J. Law Journal Annual Review of New Jersey Civil Case Law lecture in Morris County, N.J.

Prof. Marc R. Poirier, Show Up and Slow Down: Establishing a Contemplative Practice for Lawyers, at the Contemplative Lawyers Group of the Association of the Bar of the City of New York.

Prof. Tracy A. Kaye, Tax Evasion and Tax Avoidance in the United States, in CFE Forum Reports on European Taxation–4: Sharing Information Across Borders in Indirect and Direct Tax – 2010 & The Permanent Establishment in International Tax Law– 2011 (Servaas van Thiel, ed.) (2011).

Prof. Marc R. Poirier, has been appointed to Salt’s Issues in Legal Education Committee. 

Prof. Carl H. Coleman, Legal Approaches to End-of-Life Treatment Decisions in United States Law, in Stefania Negri ed., Self-Determination, Dignity and End-Of-Life Care: Regulating Advance Directives in International and Comparative Perspective (2012).

Prof. Mark C. Alexander, Citizens United and Equality Forgotten, 35 N.Y.U. Rev. L. & Soc. Change 499 (2011).

Prof. Marina Lao, discussant at Antitrust and Intellectual Property, Next Generation of Antitrust Scholarship Conference II, at NYU School of Law.

Prof. David W. Barnes' article, Free-Riders and Trademark Law’s First Sale Rule, 27 Santa Clara Computer & High Tech. L. J. 457 (2011), selected for inclusion in the 2012 edition of the Intellectual Property Law Review as one of the best intellectual property articles published in the last year.

Prof. Gaia Bernstein, Incentivizing the Ordinary User, Second Annual Tri-State Regional Intellectual Property Workshop, Fordham Law School.

Prof. Frank Pasquale, Chair, AALS Privacy Section; Executive Board, Health Law Section.

Prof. Jon Romberg, National Security and Civil Rights, Civil Rights Section panel at the AALS Annual Meeting, Washington D.C.

Prof. Jonathan Hafetz, Foreward, National Security Policy and the Role of Lawyering: Guantanamo and Beyond, 41 Seton Hall L. Rev. 1203 (2011).

Prof. David W. Opderbeck, Cybersecurity and Computer Crimes Update, NJ Public Defenders CLE, Trenton.

Prof. Adam N. Steinman has joined the Editorial Board of the British Journal of American Legal Studies published by the Centre of American Legal Studies at Birmingham City University School of Law.

Prof. Kristin N. Johnson has been elected to the Executive Committee for the AALS's Section on Minority Groups.

Prof. Kristin N. Johnson, panel Commentator, Implementing Dodd-Frank amid Reform Fatigue, Section on Financial Institutions at the AALS Annual Meeting, Washington D.C.

Prof. Frank Pasquale, Panel Commentator, Permeable Economies: The Situation and Performance of Financial Services Markets, Section on Financial Institutions and Consumer Financial Services at the AALS Annual Meeting, Washington D.C.

Prof. Michael Simkovic, Competition and Crisis in Mortgage Securitization, poster session at the AALS Annual Meeting, Washington D.C.

Prof. Kristin N. Johnson, panel Commentator, Corporate Fiduciary Duties, Social Responsibility, and Governance – Part I Section on Socio-Economists at the AALS Annual Meeting, Washington D.C.

Prof. Kristin N. Johnson, panel Commentator, Corporate Accountability in the Post Financial Crisis Era, Society of Socio-Economists Annual Meeting, Washington D.C.

Professor David W. Barnes, article, Free-Riders and Trademark Law’s First Sale Rule, 27 Santa Clara Computer & High Tech. L. J. 457 (2011), selected for inclusion in the 2012 edition of the Intellectual Property Law Review as one of the best intellectual property articles published in the last year.

Prof. Margaret K. Lewis, panelist at Sentencing in Capital Cases in China and the United States, Evidence Law Research Institute, Northwest University of Politics and Law, Xi'an.

Prof. Margaret K. Lewis, panelist at Chinese Criminal Procedure Law Reform: What it Means for Defense Lawyers, The Procuratorate, and Evidence Heard at Trial, Science of Criminal Law Institute, Beijing Normal University, Zhuhai campus.

Prof. Margaret K. Lewis, panelist at Conference On Human Rights Development in China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan, Taipei Bar Association and Taiwan Association for Human Rights, Taipei.

Prof. Jenny Carroll, has been appointed to the Pretrial Justice Panel, reviewing the Bail Reform Act.

Prof. Kathleen M. Boozang, has been appointed to the Board of Trustees for the St. Joseph HealthCare System.

Prof. Carl H. Coleman, Ethical Aspects of TB Research and Resistance Surveillance, at the WHO Workshop on the Ethics of TB Prevention, Care, and Control, Baku, Azerbaijan.

Prof. Jonathan Hafetz, The Militarization of U.S. National Security Policy, John Jay College of Criminal Justice.

Prof. Solangel Maldonado, Putting a Price of Diversity: An Open Discussion on the Economy's Impact on Diversity in the Legal Profession, New Jersey Law Center.

Prof. Paula A. Franzese, to be honored with the COGEL Award by the National Council on Government Ethics Laws, as an individual "who has inspired the cause of good government," Nashville.

Professor Maya Grosz, Teaching Legal Writing, Legal Writing Institute One Day Workshop, Brooklyn Law School.

Prof. Jonathan Hafetz and Jenny Carroll, Amicus Brief in Hamdan v. Rumsfeld (D.C. Circuit) (supporting Equal Protection Clause challenge to Guantanamo military commissions).

Prof. Elizabeth Defeis, The Arab Spring and Responsibility to Protect at Chinese Institute of International Law, Beijing.

Prof. John B. Wefing, The 2010-11 United States Supreme Court Term, New Jersey Judicial College.

Prof. Tracy A. Kaye, Corporate Blackmail: State Tax Incentives in the United States, conference on State Aid and Tax Law, University of Luxembourg.

Prof. Charles A. Sullivan, Mastering the Faithless Servant?: Reconciling Employment Law, Contract Law, and Fiduciary Duty, 2011 Wisc. L. Rev. 777.

Prof. Solangel Maldonado and Prof. Rachel D. Godsil, Opening Doors: Making Diversity Matter in Law School Admissions, Diversity Council & SALT, Pipeline Conference, St. John's Law School.

Prof. Paula A. Franzese, keynote speaker, Character as Destiny: Ethics, Politics and Leadership Models, at the NJ League of Municipalities Annual Convention, Atlantic City.

Prof. Margaret K. Lewis, National Committee on US-China Relations' Annual Town Hall, Cranford.

Prof. Kristen E. Boon, panelist on The Legality of Use of Force in Libya, sponsored by NYU Law African Law Association.

Prof. John V. Jacobi, Health Reform and People with Disabilities, Healthcare Reform in the United States: Legal Implications and Policy Considerations, University of Connecticut Law School.

Prof. David W. Opderbeck, Law, Neurobiology, and the Soul, Notre Dame Center for Ethics and Culture “Radical Emancipation” Conference, University of Notre Dame.

Prof. Frank Pasquale, From Health Privacy to Medical Reputation: Invasive Profiling in Internet Time, Georgetown/Quello CTR Conference on Governance of Social Media.

Prof. Gaia Bernstein, Incentivizing Ordinary Users, Fordham IPLJ Symposium, Fordham Law School.

Prof. Jonathan Hafetz, panelist, Justice Systems Circa 2011: Public Courts, Military Commissions, and Aggregate Processing, St. Louis Univ. School of Law.

Prof. Tara Adams Ragone, co-presenting Legal Ethics for the Health Care Lawyer, NJBA’S 2011 Health & Hospital Law Symposium, Seton Hall Law.

Prof. Margaret K. Lewis, discussant on  Mike McConville’s book Criminal Justice in China, John Jay College of Criminal Justice.

Prof. Wilfredo Caraballo, New Jersey TV (NJTV) on the impact of the new re-districting map on Latinos across New Jersey in light of today's statewide elections.

Prof. Solangel Maldonado, Protecting the Rights of Children, Exploring the American Family Conference, Maurice A. Deane School of Law, Hofstra University.

Prof. David W. Opderbeck, Think Like a Lawyer, Ask Questions Like a Geek, Practicing Law Institute, New York.

Prof. Margaret K. Lewis, panelist at China's Quest for Justice, Timothy A. Gelatt Dialogue on the Rule of Law in Asia, NYU Law School.

Professor Elizabeth Defeis, Religious and Ethnic Minorities in the Middle East, New York, City Bar’s Council on International Affairs.

Prof. David W. Opderbeck, Cyberterrorism as a Crime, NJIT Counter-Terrorism Symposium, Newark.

Frank Pasquale, The Political Economy of Internet Intermediary Law at Rutgers Institute for Information Policy & Law's Inaugural Conference on Information Policy and Modes of Innovation.

Prof. Marc R. Poirier, Did Dharun Ravi Commit a Bias Crime? at Empowering the Tribe: A Conference on LGBTI Issues, John Jay College of Criminal Justice.

Prof. Frank Pasquale, commenting at The Law & Economics of Search Engines and Online Advertising sponsored by the Henry G. Manne Program in Law & Economics Studies, George Mason School of Law's Law & Economics Center.

Prof. Kristen E. Boon, International Law in a Time of Scarcity: A Case Study on Bluefin Tuna, ASIL Mid-year Research Forum, Los Angeles.

Prof. Marina Lao, The Google Books Settlement at the Research Roundtable on the Law & Economics of Search Engines and Social Advertising, George Mason Law School.

Prof. Stephen J. Lubben, Keynote Address (Resolution, Orderly and Otherwise), at American Bankruptcy Institute 8th Annual Corporate Restructuring Competition, The Wharton School.

Jonathan Hafetz, panelist, 9/11: Ten Years After, Columbia Law School.

Prof. Gaia Bernstein, Incentivizing Ordinary Users, Research Seminar for Future Academics, NYU Law School.

Prof. Kristen E. Boon, appointed to Steering Committee of Jus Post Bellum Research Program at Leiden University.

Prof. Kristen E. Boon, International Law in a Time of Scarcity: A Case Study on Bluefin Tuna - IO Works in Progress Workshop, Tufts University.

Prof. Jordan Paradise, The Devil is in the Details: Health Care Reform, Biosimilars, and Implementation Challenges for FDA, at the Third Annual Pharmaceutical Reimbursement & Market Access Conference, Philadelphia.

Prof. Tara Adams Ragone, The Role of Competition in Integrated Delivery: ACO’s, Federal and State Antitrust Law, and the State Action Doctrine, Center for Health & Pharmaceutical Law & Policy Symposium.

Prof. John V. Jacobi, Lessons from ACO Implementation in New Jersey, Center for Health & Pharmaceutical Law & Policy Symposium.

Prof. Kate Greenwood, Toward Evidence-Based Conflict of Interest Compliance Training for Physician-Investigators at Conflicts of Interest in Medicine: A National Symposium.

Prof. Angela C. Carmella, Religious Exemptions under the Obama Administration, Eighth Constitutional Law Conclave, Pennsylvania Bar Institute, Philadelphia.

Prof. Lori A. Nessel, Keynote Speaker at the Ecole Supérieure Catholique De Droit De Jérémie Graduation, Haiti.

Prof. John Kip Cornwell, panelist at the Cynthia Stolman Memorial Lecture in Bioethics, University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey.

Prof. Elizabeth Defeis, panelist on Psychological and Political Strategies for Peace Negotiation: A Cognitive Approach, United Nations.

Prof. Denis F. McLaughlin, Splintered Decision on Personal Jurisdiction Leaves Law Unsettled, 206 N. J. L. J. 218 (2011). 

Prof. Marina Lao, Resale Price Maintenance: A Reassessment of its Competitive Harms and Benefits, in More Common Ground For International Competition Law 59 (Josef Drexl et al, eds, Edward Elgar 2011).

Prof. Gaia Bernstein, Donor Anonymity and Surrogacy, International Surrogacy Panel in International Law Association Meeting, Fordham Law School.

Prof. Elizabeth Defeis, The European Union and Accession to European Convention on Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, International Law Weekend, Fordham Law School.  

Prof. Kristen E. Boon, Regime Conflicts and the UN Security Council: Applying the Law of Responsibility, 42 Geo. Wash. Int'l L. Rev.788 (2010).

Prof. Rachel D. Godsil, Invisible Men, Invisible Boys, at Open Society Foundation’s Campaign For Black Male Achievement.

Kristen E. Boon, Attribution in International Law, International Law Weekend.

Prof. Adam N. Steinman, Personal Jurisdiction for the Twenty-First Century: The Implications of McIntyre and Goodyear Dunlop Tires, University of South Carolina School of Law.

National Association of Women Judges Annual Conference, Seton Hall Law, October 14 and 15.

Prof. Lori A. Nessel, panel on Prevention of Human Trafficking.

Prof. Linda Fisher and Prof. Shavar D. Jeffries, panel on Foreclosure Crisis, Access to Education, Prisoner Reentry.

Prof. Kevin B. Kelly and Prof. Jessica Miles, panel on Domestic Violence Issues.

Prof. Lori A. Nessel and Prof. Margaret K. Lewis, panel on Immigration Considerations in Your Courtroom.

Prof. Michael Risinger, panel on Daubert Issues.

Professor Marc R. Poirier, Brazilian Regularization of Title in Light of Moradia, Compared to United States Understandings of Homeownership and Homelessness: A Preliminary Framing, Latcrit Conference, San Diego.

Professor H. Kwasi Prempeh, Ordering the Postcolony: Constitutional Breaks, Continuities, and Hybrids-The African Case at a Conference on Order from Constitutional Transfer: Problems and Projects of Comparative Constitutional Studies, at Goethe University, Frankfurt.

Professor Linda Fisher, Foreclosures and Vacant Properties at Bellow Scholars Workshop and Clinical Law Review/NYU Writer's Workshop.

Professor Michael Risinger, Control of Forensic Science by Courts in America at the Jill Dando Institute for Forensic Science Research in London.

Professor Rachel D. Godsil, The Role of the Social Psychology of Race in Law Reform: Implicit Bias, Stereotype Threat, and Racial Dehumanization, ACLU Legal Staff.

Professor Margaret K. Lewis, guest blogging on Concurring Opinions this month.

Professor Michael Risinger, at the Royal Statistical Society, London, presenting at Young Statisticians Section, What Statisticians Can Do for Forensic Science and also commenting on Cedric Neumann’s Quantifying the Weight of Evidence for a Forensic Fingerprint Comparison: A New Paradigm during General Meeting.

Professor Rachel D. Godsil, moderating a panel on Diverse Charter Schools: Can Racial and Socioeconomic Integration Promote Better Outcomes for Students?, Georgetown University Law Center.

Professor Adam N. Steinman, cited in Judge Kozinski’s dissent in Comite de Jornaleros v. City of Redondo Beach, 2011 WL 4336667 (en banc).

Professor Gaia Bernstein, Patent Law, Technological Dissemination and the Forgotten Non-Creative User, University of Virginia, Faculty Workshop.

Professor David W. Barnes, Computer Crimes Update, NJ Prosecutor's College, Atlantic City.

Professor Stephen J. Lubben, Involuntary Creditors and Corporate Bankruptcy, European Law And Economics Annual Meeting, at University of Hamburg School of Business, Economics and Social Sciences.

Professor Jonathan Hafetz, What 9/11 Changed, NJ Lawyers Chapter of the American Constitution Society.

Professor Paula A. Franzese, named Series Editor for the forthcoming Westlaw collection of Short and Happy Guides to the core curriculum.

Professor Bernard K. Freamon, Definitions and Conceptions of Slave Ownership in Islamic Law at The Legal Parameters of Slavery: Historical to the Contemporary, Harvard Law School.

Professor Kevin B. Kelly, Child Custody for the New Jersey Child Support Hearing Officer Program, Hughes Justice Complex.

Professor Adam N. Steinman, Our Class Action Federalism: Erie and the Rules Enabling Act After Shady Grove, 86 Notre Dame L. REV. 1131 (2011).

Professor Kevin B. Kelly, appointed to the New Jersey State Bar Association Pro Bono Task Force: Closing the Justice Gap.

Professor Rachel D. Godsil, Career Development of Attorneys for Law Firms, co-sponsored by Pace University’s Dyson College of Arts and Sciences and Threshold Advisors, LLC.

Professor Timothy P. Glynn, Taking the Employer Out of Employment Law? Accountability for Wage and Hour Violations in an Age of Enterprise Disaggregation, 15 EMP. RTS. & EMP. POL’Y J. 201 (2011).

Professor Mark C. Alexander, spoke at the Fulbright Foreign Language Teaching Assistants Orientation at Columbia University.

Professor Jonathan Hafetz, Guantanamo, Ten Years After at John Jay College.

Professor Gaia Bernstein, Intensive Parenting, Social Networks and Children's Privacy at State Of The Family Symposium, University of Richmond School of Law.

Professor Angela C. Carmella, Symbolic Religious Expression on Public Property: Implications for the Integrity of Religious Associations, 38 FLA. ST. U. L. REV. 481 (2011).

Professor Mark R. Poirier, “What Is This”? Practice and Law Practice, Contemplative Lawyers' Group, Association of the Bar of the City of New York.

Professor Adam N. Steinman, To Say What the Law Is, Fourth Annual Workshop On Judges and Judging at American University.

Professor Rachel D. Godsil, Race and Racism in the Legal Profession, Cardozo Law School.

Professor Kristen E. Boon, presenting Theories of Attribution in International Law at the ICCLR General Conference in Ottawa.

Professor Timothy P. Glynn, been appointed to the Test Development and Research Committee of the Law School Admission Council.

, delivered his Annual Review of New Jersey Civil Case Law lecture to the Office of the Governor’s Counsel, Trenton.

Professor Kristen E. Boon, The UN Security Council: The Most Powerful Organ in History, in the ABA’s Insights Magazine.

Professor Gaia Bernstein, Plenary Panel Presentation. Patent Law, Technological Dissemination and the Forgotten Non-Creative User, 2011 Intellectual Property Law Scholars Conference.

Professor Brian Lonegan, briefed the State Department's new Ambassador-Designate to Honduras, Lisa Kubiske, on legal and constitutional reform in the wake of the Honduran coup.

Professor Franzese, New Jersey Common Interest Communities: Predictors of Distress and an Agenda for Reform, 63 Rutgers L. Rev. 101 (2011).

Professor Franzese, Reclaiming the Promise of the Judicial Branch: Toward a More Meaningful Standard of Judicial Review as Applied to New York Eminent Domain Law, 38 Fordham Urban L.J. 1091 (2011).

Professor David W. Opderbeck, Law, Neurobiology and the Soul," at the What is Life" conference, Centre of Theology and Philosophy, Krakow.

Professor Stephen J. Lubben, Financial Institutions in Bankruptcy, 34 Seattle L. Rev. 1259 (2011) (solicited); Sales or Plans: A Comparative Account of the “New” Corporate Reorganization, 56 McGill L.J. 591 (2011)(co-authored with stephanie Ben-Ishal); Chapter 11 in Context: American and Dutch Business Bankruptcy, 85 Am. Bankr. L.J. 63 (2011) (co-authored with O. Couwenberg).

Professor Margaret K. Lewis, at a roundtable on Current Conditions for Human Rights Defenders and Lawyers in China, and Implications for U.S. Policy at the Congressional-Executive Commission on China, Washington.

Professor Michael Simkovic, The Effects of Ownership and Stock Liquidity on the Timing of Repurchase Transactions, Stanford/Yale Jr Faculty Forum, Stanford Law School.

Professor Marina Lao, Antitrust Challenges of Multi-Channel Distribution in the Internet Age at the American Antitrust Institute Symposium, Washington, DC.

Professor Gaia Bernstein, The Impact of Prohibitions on Gamete Donor Anonymity on the Diffusion of Artificial Reproductive Technologies, Health Law Professors conference, Loyola Chicago.

Tara Adams Ragone, Exploring Defenses to Section 1983 Litigation: Absolute/Qualified Immunity and Beyond, NJ Attorney General’s Advocacy Institute.

Professor Linda Fisher, Bellow Scholar Presentation on Foreclosures and Vacant Properties at the AALS Clinical Section Annual Meeting.

Professor Stephen J. Lubben, Dodd-Frank Orderly Liquidation Authority and Ending “Too Big to Fail,” before the U.S. House of Representatives Financial Services Subcommittee on Financial Institutions and Consumer Credit, Washington D.C.

Professor Timothy P. Glynn, Taking the Employer out of Employment Law? Accountability for Wage and Hour Violations in an Age of Enterprise Disaggregation at the New York University 64th Annual Conference on Labor.

Professor H. Kwasi Prempeh, Reagan-Fascell Democracy Fellow at the National Endowment for Democracy, Washington, DC.

Professor H. Kwasi Prempeh, Discussant at Constitutional Design and Conflict Management in Africa, University of Antwerp.

Professor Frank Pasquale, Privacy Issues Raised by Biometric Identification, at The Future is Now

Professor Frank Pasquale, Fairness and Accountability for Search Engines, Capitol Hill Luncheon talk for TechFreedom.

Professor Frank Pasquale, Pharma in the Hot Seat: New Challenges for Compliance, Seton Hall Corporate Compliance Program.

Professor Angela C. Carmella, Exemptions and the Establishment Clause, 32 Cardozo L. Rev. 1731 (2011).

Professor Paula A. Franzese, New Jersey Common Interest Communities: Predictors of Distress and an Agenda for Reform, 63 Rutgers L. Rev. 101 (2011).

Professor John B. Wefing, Two Cheers for the Appointment System, 56 Wayne L. Rev. 583(2010).

Professor Jordan Paradise, The Devil is in the Details: Health Care Reform, Biosimilars, and Implementation Challenges for the Food and Drug Administration, 51 Jurimetrics 280-292 (Spring 2011).

Professor Jordan Paradise, Follow-On Biologics: Implementation Challenges and Opportunities, 41 Seton Hall Law Review 501-509 (2011).

Professor Lori A. Nessel, panelist on Engaging Students in Cross-Border Investigations of Human Rights Conditions: Challenges and Opportunities at the Global Access to Justice Education Conference, Valencia.

Professor Frank Pasquale, Privacy Issues Raised by Biometric Identification, at The Future is Now Roundtable sponsored by the Open Society Policy Center.

Professor Frank Pasquale, The Potential Costs and Benefits of Search Regulation, Conference on The Law and Economics of Search Engines and Online Advertising, George Mason Law & Economics Center.

Professor Frank Pasquale, Fairness and Accountability for Search Engines, Capitol Hill Luncheon talk for TechFreedom.

Professor Frank Pasquale, Pharma in the Hot Seat: New Challenges for Compliance, Seton Hall Corporate Compliance Program.

Professor Prempeh, How (Not) to Write an African Constitution: Reflections on Ghana's Current Constitutional Review at the National Endowment for Democracy.

Professors Kathleen M. Boozang, Carl H. Coleman and Kate Greenwood published An Argument against Embedding Conflicts of Interest Disclosures in Informed Consent, J. Health & Life Sciences L. June 2011, 230-267.

Professor Kristen E. Boon at Law & Society Conference in San Francisco: Discussant on Regulating Entrepreneurs panel, June 3rd, Presenting Addressing Gaps in the Dodd-Frank Act: Directors’ Risk Management Oversight Obligation, June 3rd, Moderator for New Corporate Governance: Investors and Other Players on June 4th.

Professor Kristen E. Boon, nominated as a Rising Star of Corporate Governance by the Millstein Center for Corporate Governance and Performance.

Professor Marc R. Poirier to judge the National LGBT Bar Association Student Writing Competition in June.

Professor Carl H. Coleman, Ethical and Legal Aspects of Public Health Measures in TB Control, at the WHO Workshop on the Ethics of Tuberculosis Prevention, Care, and Control, Beijing.

Professor Michael Risinger, The Nature of Expertise and Judicial Approaches to Its Control, Scottish Universities Insight Institute Programme on the Scots Law of Evidence, Glasgow.

Professor Shavar D. Jeffries discusses Education Reform in Newark at the Newark Regional Business Partnership.

Professor Lori A. Nessel, panelist on Tenure and Scholarship at the Emerging Immigration Law Scholars Conference, American University School of Law.

Professor Gaia Bernstein, The Impact of Prohibitions on Gamete Donor Anonymity on the Diffusion of Artificial Reproductive Technologies, Colloquium on Health Law and Society, Haifa University School of Law.

Professor Bernard K. Freamon, Islam and Democracy at the Association of the Bar of the City of New York.

Professor Marina Lao, “Free-Riding”: A Post-Leegin Antitrust Analysis, 14 J. Internet L. 1 (2011).

Professor Marc R. Poirier commenting on David Delaney, Nomospheric Investigations: The Spatial, the Legal and the Pragmatics of World-Making (2010), Law and Society, San Francisco.

Professor Gaia Bernstein Commentator, Privacy Law Scholars Conference, Berkeley.

Professor Marc R. Poirier Hate Crimes and Narratives of Community, Law and Society, San Francisco.

Professor Gaia Bernstein The Impact of Prohibitions on Gamete Donor Anonymity on the Diffusion of Artificial Reproductive Technologies, Emerging Family Law Conference, Hastings Law School.

Professor David W. Opderbeck Cybersecurity and Computer Crimes to Essex County Public Defender's Office.

Professor Jonathan Hafetz Terrorism as War: Increasing State Power and Diminishing Individual Rights, 8th Global Conference, War and Peace: Protecting the Boundaries, Warsaw.

Professor Maya Grosz Reaching the Millennials Through Experiential Learning at the Empire State Legal Writing Conference.

Professor Kristen E. Boon, New Directions in Responsibility: Assessing the International Law Commission’s Draft Articles on the Responsibility of International Organizations, Yale J. Int’l L. Online.

Prof. Bernard K. Freamon , Islamic Law and Slavery in the Indian Ocean World: The Evolution of an Imperial Fiqh at Enslavement, Bondage and the Environment in the Indian Ocean World, McGill University, Apr. 30th.

Prof. Marc R. Poirier , Stop, Look, and Listen – But Especially, Stop!, New York City Bar Association Contemplative Lawyers Group, Apr. 28th.

Prof. Carl H. Coleman, Ethics in Global Public Health, at the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, Geneva, May 9th.

Prof. Carl H. Coleman, Ethical Considerations on Oral Cholera Vaccine Use During Crisis at the WHO expert meeting, Integrated Response to Cholera Outbreaks in Large Humanitarian Crises, Geneva, May 6th.

Prof. Gaia Bernstein Disseminating Technology, The Laws of Technology and the Technology of Law, Griffith University, Australia, May 3rd.

Prof. Lori A. Nessel, Protection Gaps and Responses: Challenges and Opportunities, Center for International Human Rights, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, Apr. 27th.

Prof. Charles A. Sullivan published Plausibly Pleading Employment Discrimination, 52 Will. & Mary L. Rev. 1613 (2011).

Prof. Bryan Lonegan has been appointed to the Board of Directors of the New Jersey State Bar Foundation.

Prof. Edward A. Hartnett, Taming Twombly: An Update After Matrixx, Symposium on Access to Justice, Institute for Law and Economic Policy, Miami, Apr. 8th.

Prof. Gaia Bernstein, 2011 Roundtable Discussant, Symposium on Privacy, Autonomy and Personal Genetic Information in the Digital Age, Harvard, American Academy of Arts and Sciences, National Academy of Engineering, and Institute of Medicine.

Prof. Alice Ristroph, Symposium on Human Dignity and the Criminal Law, University of Minnesota Law School, Apr. 14-15th. 

Prof. Elizabeth Defeis, The United Nations and Women – A Critique, 17 Will. & Mary J. Women & L. 295 (2011).

Prof. Gaia Bernstein, Disseminating Technology at Brooklyn Law School, Intellectual Property Colloquium, Apr. 11th.

Prof. Tracy Kaye, Comparative Territoriality, Critical Tax Conference, Santa Clara Law School, Apr. 9th.

Prof. Elizabeth Defeis, Women and International Law, Rule of Law Conference, US Military Academy, Apr. 7th.

Prof. Alice Ristroph, Panel on the Constitution in 2020: The Future of Progressive Constitutional Scholarship, University of Pennsylvania Law School, Apr. 7th.

Professor Lori A. Nessel panelist, Cutting off the Flow: Extra-Territorial Controls to Prevent Migration Symposium, Chief Justice Earl Warren Institute on Race, Ethnicity and Diversity, UC Berkeley, April 22, 2011

Professor Bryan Lonegan, Is It a Good Idea for the Federal Government to Saddle the Business Sector with the Burden of Keeping Unauthorized Aliens out of the Workforce?, Leon Hess Business School of Monmouth University, April 5th.

Professor Bryan Lonegan, Immigrant Justice and Popular Conversation; How Can We Do Better?, Drew University, Mar. 28th.

Bryan Lonegan, Panelist Comprehensive Immigration Reform at the 11th Annual NJICLE Immigration Conference, Newark Club, Mar.16th.

Professor Adam N. Steinman amicus brief in Dukes v. Wal-Mart given a shout-out by the New York Times.

Professor Tracy A. Kaye, Comparative Territoriality, Critical Tax Conference, Santa Clara Law School, April 9th.

Professor Kristen E. Boon, Applying the Law of Responsibility in Collective Security Situations, Vanderbilt Law School, Roundtable on International Organizations, Nashville, Apr. 8th.

Professor Lori Nessel, Disposable Workers? Applying a Human Rights Framework to Analyze Duties Owed to Seriously Injured or Ill Migrants, Globalization and Migration Symposium, Indiana University Maurer School of Law, Apr. 6-8th.

Professor Jordan Paradise, on Sottera v. FDA, at the Food & Drug Law Institute’s 54th Annual Conference, D.C, Apr. 6th.

Professor Adam N. Steinman, panelist on Constitution 2020: The Impact of Heightened Pleading Standards, American Constitution Society panel at Brooklyn Law School, Apr. 4th.

Professor Margaret K. Lewis, panelist on Hooligans at the Conference on Criminal Justice and Taiwan's Constitutional Court, NYU Law School and National Taiwan University, NYC, April 1-2nd.

Professor Jonathan Hafetz, Detention and Treatment of Terrorism Suspects: Securing Human Rights and Accountability, Federal Policy Briefing by Int’l Human Rights Funders Group, Washington, D.C., Mar. 30th.

Prof. Gaia Bernstein published Direct-to-Consumer Genetic Testing: Gatekeeping the Production of Genetic Information, 79 UMKC L. Rev. 1.

Professor Adam N. Steinman signed on to a Supreme Court amicus brief filed by Administrative Law and Civil Procedure Professors in Pliva, Inc. v. Mensing involving federal preemption of state-law tort claims involving generic drugs.

Professor Bernard K. Freamon appointed Co-Rapporteur of the Islamic Law Committee of the American Branch of the International Law Association.

Professor Kristen E. Boon joined other Securities Regulations Professors in a Comment to the SEC on Dodd-Frank’s effect on extraterritorial application of anti-fraud provisions under Section 10(b).

Professor Lori A. Nessel , moderating Comprehensive Immigration Reform at the 11th Annual NJICLE Immigration Conference, Newark Club, Mar. 16th

Professor Kristin E. Boon commented on Professor Frank Partnoy’s Abraham L. Pomerantz Lecture, Don’t Blink: Snap Decisions and Securities Regulation, Brooklyn Law School, Mar. 15th

Professor Lori A. Nessel, a panelist on Asylum Reform at Redefining Borders: Comprehensive Immigration Reform in the United States, Rutgers-Newark Law School, March 4th.

Professor Timothy P. Glynn and Professor Charles A. Sullivan were among those signing onto Professor Adam Steinman’s brief in Dukes v. Wal-Mart.

Professor Adam N. Steinman, co-authored an amicus brief in Dukes v. Wal-Mart, the employment discrimination class action case before the Supreme Court.

Professor Mark C. Alexander, joins 14 other “Professors of Constitutional and Election Law” in filing an amicus brief to the Supreme Court in its currently pending Arizona campaign reform case.

Professor Marc R. Poirier, Hate Crimes and the Narration of Community at the Association for the Study of Law, Culture, and the Humanities 14th Annual Meeting at UNLV Law School, Mar. 11th.

Professor Alice Ristroph, Morrell Political Theory Workshop, University of York, Mar. 8th.

Professor Alice Ristroph, Criminal Law for Humans Legal and Political Theory Forum, London School of Economics, Mar. 7th.

Professor Jordan Paradise, Recommendations for Oversight of Nanobiotechnology: Dynamic Oversight for Complex and Convergent Technology, J.Nanoparticle Res. DOI: 10.1007/s11051-011-0233-2 (with Ramachandran & Wolf).

Professor Alice Ristroph, Third Wave Legal Moralism, 42 Ariz. St. L. J. 1151 (2010/2011).

Professor Timothy P. Glynn and Sarah Waldeck, How Ranking Systems Undermine the Goals of No Child Left Behind, Conference of the Association for Law, Property, and Society Annual Meeting at Georgetown Law School, Mar. 5th.

Professor Marc R. Poirier, Brazilian Moradia and American Homeownership: Reflections in Light of Rio de Janeiro's Regularization of Title Program at the Conference of the Association for Law, Property, and Society Annual Meeting at Georgetown Law School, Mar. 5th.

Professor David W. Opderbeck, Cybersecutiry and Executive Power, Internet Law Scholars Conference, Santa Clara Law School, Mar. 5th.

Professor Michael Risinger Context Bias, before the American Society of Forensic Odontologists at the American Academy of Forensic Sciences annual meeting, Chicago, Feb. 22nd.

Professor Linda Fischer, The Links Between the Foreclosure Process and Vacant Urban Properties at the Conference of the Association for Law, Property, and Society Annual Meeting at Georgetown Law School, Mar. 4th.

Professor Rachel D. Godsil, Implicit Bias in the Courtroom at the UCLA Program on Understanding Law, Science, and Evidence, Mar. 3rd-4th.

Professor Sarah Waldeck, Roundtable: Female Genital Cutting After the AAP's Retracted Statement: Ethical Considerations and Human Rights, Harvard Law School, Mar. 3rd.

Professor David W. Opderbeck, Cybersecurity and Executive Power, Brooklyn Law School Intellectual Property Colloquium, Feb. 28th

Sunday, February 27th at 9:30AM and 11:30PM

Monday, February 28th at 5:00AM

Wednesday, March 2nd at 5:30PM

Professor Kate Greenwood, Preventive Medicine: A Constitutional Defense of the FDA's Wholesale Regulation of Prescription Drug Promotion at Marketing Health at Boston University, Feb. 26th.

Margaret K. Lewis, Commercial Speech and Off-Label Drug Use: Untangling the Significance of Wide Acceptance at Marketing Health at Boston University, Feb. 26th.

Professor Kristen E. Boon, Non-State Actors in the International System at a panel on Accountability for International Organizations in Global Governance, Yale Law School, Feb. 25th.

Professor Paula A. Franzese, Ethics and Civility: Attorney Matters at the Association of the Bar of the City of New York, Feb. 25th.

Stephen J. Lubben, Bankruptcy as Bailout, at Comparative Approaches to Systemic Risk and Resolution Symposium, Brooklyn Law School, Feb. 25th.

Professor Jonathan Hafetz, Guantánamo Without End, Cravath, Swaine, & Moore Constitution Project, Panel Discussion, Feb. 24th.

Professor John V. Jacobi, Navigating Vaccination Policy in New Jersey, Bergen Record, Feb. 22nd

Professor Michael Risinger Context Bias, before the American Society of Forensic Odontologists at the American Academy of Forensic Sciences annual meeting, Chicago, Feb. 22nd.

Professor Kathleen Boozang and Carl Coleman present Lessons Learned from U.S. Healthcare Fraud and Abuse Enforcement and Compliance Programs at the European Health Compliance Ethics & Regulation Programme, co-sponsored by Seton Hall Law School and Sciences Po, Paris, Feb. 21st.

Professor Baher Azmy, Unsettled Foundations, Uncertain Results: 9/11 and the Law, 10 Years After, Rutgers Law Review Symposium.

Professor Kathleen Boozang, Carl Coleman & Kate Greenwood, The Limits of Disclosure as a Response to Financial Conflicts of Interest in Clinical Research, Center for Health & Pharmaceutical Law & Policy Whitepaper.

Professor John Jacobi, New Jersey Public Health Law, at Public Health Law and Science: A Seminar for Judges, at the New York Judicial Institute, Feb. 10th.

Professor Stephen Lubben, Examining Chapter 11 Cost, at Big-Case Bankruptcy Empirical Research Agenda, UCLA School of Law, Feb. 11th.

Professor Jonathan Hafetz, 9/11 and the Legal Landscape at Wayne State University School of Law, Law Review Symposium, Feb. 4.

Professor Denis McLaughlin published Significant Amendments to the Federal Rules on Expert Witness Discovery and Summary Judgement, 203 N.J.L.J. 242 (2011).

Professor Solangel Maldonado, Sins of Their Fathers: The Impact of Race, Poverty, and "Illegitimate" Status on Nonmarital Children, UCLA Law School, Feb. 23rd.

Professor Carl Coleman and David Opderbeck will be teaching at the Executive Course on Intellectual Property, Diplomacy, and Global Public Health, co-sponsored by Seton Hall and the Global Health Programme of the Graduate Institute of International and Developmental Studies, in Geneva, Feb. 16-18th.

Professor Solangel Maldonado, Illegitimate Harm: Law, Stigma, and Discrimination against Nonmarital Children, at the University of Tulsa, College of Law Faculty Colloquy, Feb. 11th.

Professor Gaia Bernstein, Disseminating Technology, at the Work in Progress in Intellectual Property Conference at Boston University, Feb. 11th.

Professor Paula Franzese and Professor Rachel Godsil present at Fordham Urban Law Journal's Symposium, Taking New York: The Challenges, Opportunities, and Dangers Posed by Eminent Domain Use in New York, Feb. 11th.

Professor Denis McLaughlin’s Annual Review of New Jersey Civil Case Law CLE lecture:

Lincroft – February 9th

Newark – February 16th

Cherry Hill - March 8th

Edison - March 16th

Trenton – April 19th

Professor Tracy Kaye chaired the Teaching Taxation panel, Tax Policy Responses to the Current Economic Client and the Long Term Fiscal Crisis, at the ABA Midyear Tax Section meeting.

Professor Bryan Lonegan, Sinners or Saints?: Child Soldiers and the Persecutor Bar to Asylum after Negusie v. Holder, 31 B.C. Third World L.J. 71 (2011).

Professor Angela Carmela, Religion-Free Environments in Common Interest Communities, 38 Pepperdine L. Rev. 57 (2010).

Professor Marina Lao edited a symposium on the Effect of Economic Crises on Antitrust Policy, 77 Antitrust L.J. 213 et seq. (2010), and published an Editor's Note, at 213.

Professor Denis McLaughlin published the 2010 Annual Review of New Jersey Civil Case Law.

The Last Resort Exoneration Project Launch Reception, Thursday, 2/3 at 5:30 p.m.

Professor Margaret Lewis, The Role of Law in China's Strained "Harmonious Society" for the Oregon World Affairs Council, Northwest China Council, and University of Oregon.

Professor John Wefing speaks about Justice Hughes at:
The Sussex Bar Association on Jan. 31st
The Bergenfield Library on Feb. 1st
The Morris County Bar Association on Feb. 16th

Professor Brenda Saunders appointed to the Law School Advisory Board for the Association of Media and Entertainment Counsel.

Professor Jonathan Hafetz published Habeas Corpus after 9/11: Confronting America's New Global Detention System, NYU Press (2011).

Professor Stephen Lubben, The Risks Of Fractured Resolution - Finance And Bankruptcy, at Adolf A. Berle, Jr. Center on Corporations, Law and Society Annual Symposium, Seattle University School of Law, Seattle, Washington.

Professor Jordan Paradise and Professor Carl Coleman provide travel tips in The New York Times, Before Trip, Make Plans for a Dearth of Medicine.

Professor Thomas Healy presents The House of Truth: How Oliver Wendell Holmes Changed His Mind – and Changed the History of Free Speech in America, Pace Law School.

Professors Stephen Lubben and Michael Simkovic at the World Bank Insolvency and Creditor/Debtor Regimes Task Force meeting.

Professor Margaret Lewis quoted in the Jan. 9th Los Angeles Times regarding an Orange County businessman who is not being allowed to leave China without resolving a contract dispute.

Professor Marina Lao speaks at the American Bar Association Antitrust Section Program, January 8-12, 2011.

Professor Gaia Bernstein, presents "Genetic Testing" at the Association of American Law Schools Annual Meeting, January 5-8, 2011.

Professor Adam Steinman authored a Supreme Court amicus brief on behalf of law professors in J. McIntyre Machinery, Ltd. v. Nicastro. 

Professor Linda Fisher named Bellow Scholar by the AALS Clinical Section for her empirical research project on New Jersey foreclosures.

Professor Adam Steinman authored an amicus brief to the U.S. Supreme Court on personal jurisdiction.

Professor Frank Pasquale was elected to the Executive Board of the Health Section by the Association of American Law Schools (AALS).

Professor Erik Lillquist was elected Secretary of the Evidence Section by the Association of American Law Schools (AALS).

Professor Gaia Bernstein was elected Treasurer of the Privacy Section by the Association of American Law Schools (AALS).

Professor Franzese presents Government Ethics: Reform of State and Local Government, Marino Institute, Newark Museum.

Professor Coleman presents "Developing a Conceptual Model for Assessing the Outcomes of Research Ethics Review" at the 10th annual meeting of the Forum for Ethical Review Committees in Asia and the Western Pacific in Shanghai, China. He also leads a roundtable discussion soliciting feedback on draft WHO guidelines on research ethics review.

Professor Margaret Lewis on Tiananmen Square

Professor Franzese presents "Attorney Ethics" to Bergen County Prosecutors Office.

Professor Franzese presents "The Promise of Good Government: Reclaiming the Public Trust" at the Plenary Session of NJ League of Municipalities Annual Conference in Atlantic City.

Prof. Lubben presents "Bankruptcy, the Constitution, and Government Controlled Corporations," at The Constitution in the Financial Crisis Symposium of the Constitutional Law Center, Stanford Law School.

Professor Brenda Saunders Hampden publishes "Stony the Road We Trod: Reflections on 50 Years After the Sit-Ins" 18 Va. J. Soc. Pol'y & L. 3 (2010), discussing her personal experiences in North Carolina in the early days of the Civil Rights Movement.

Professor Elizabeth Defeis leads a roundtable discussion on "Human Rights and the Fulbright Experience" at the Conference of the Fulbright Association in Buenos Aires.

Professor Michael Risinger, speaker at a symposium on Actual Innocence procedures. The title of his presentation is The Trawl Search Problem in Common Eyewitness Identification Procedures.

Professor Paula Franzese presents Ethics Reform: Charting a New Course" at the National Conference of State Inspectors' General.

Kathleen M. Boozang, "A New Pathway to Market for Biosimilars", 4 J. Health & Life Sci. L. 121 (2010) (with Toffenetti).

Professor Gaia Bernstein presents "The Impact of Prohibiting Donor Anonymity on the Diffusion of ART" at Albany Law School's Symposium on Genetics and Assisted Reproductive Technology.

Professor Margaret Lewis on Chinese legal reforms.

Professor Hafetz, panelist on a live, web-based seminar entitled "Extending the Front Line: The Use of Force in International Law", sponsored by Harvard University's Program on Humanitarian Policy and Conflict Research. The seminar attracts several hundred professionals from around the world.

Professor Michael Risinger addresses the New York Bar Association Program on Litigating Forensic Evidence in the New York Courts, in New York City.

Professor Malhotra, speaker at Northeastern Law School on "Beyond National Security: Immigrant Communities and Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights," sponsored by the Northeastern's Program on Human Rights and the Global Economy Institute and the Ford Foundation.

Professor Anjana Malhotra, a speaker at Northeastern Law School in an institute entitled "Beyond National Security: Immigrant Communities and Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights," sponsored by the Northeastern's Program on Human Rights and the Global Economy Institute and the Ford Foundation

Professor Nessel, panelist for a program at Hofstra Law School, Does Arizona Senate Bill 1070 Violate the Supremacy Clause of the U.S. Constitution?

Professor Adam Steinman presents his forthcoming article "Our Class Action Federalism" at the Junior Faculty Federal Courts Workshop in Chicago.

Prof. Steinman quoted in the story "Scalia Stays $241 Million Tabacco Judgment", issue of BNA's Class Action Litigation Report (11 BNA CLASSLR 886).

Professor Elizabeth Defeis, amongst a distinguished group of panelists speaks at Honoring Maria Montessori: The Positive Power of Italian Women in Education at The Consulate General of Italy, New York.

Professor Gaia Bernstein, Direct to Consumer DNA Kits at the International Bar Association Annual Meeting

Professor Jonathan Hafetz, panelist at The Response: In Search of Truth and Justice at Guantánamo, Association of the Bar of the City of New York

Professor Margaret K. Lewis, commentator at the Winston Lord Roundtable on Asia, the Rule of Law, and U.S. Foreign Policy at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York City. The topic is Law and Taiwan's Democratic Development.

Professor Stephen Lubben, Sales or Plans: A Comparative Account of the "New" Corporate Reorganization, at The Canadian Law and Economics Association, University of Toronto.

Professor Marian Lao, Resale Price Maintenance: The Internet Phenomenon and Free Rider Issues, 55 Antitrust Bull. 473 (2010)

Professor McDowell publishes "Capital Punishment and Corporal Punishment in the California Gold Mines," in Gordon Bakken, ed., Invitation to an Execution: A History of the Death Penalty in the United States.

Professor Kaye chairs panel on "U.S. and Foreign Taxation of Employee Stock Options." ABA Section of Taxation, Fall 2010 meeting, Toronto.

Professor Margaret Lewis, Criminal Justice Reform In China, University of Tennessee College of Law Faculty Colloquium.

Professor Stephen Lubben in CNNMoney.com/Fortune Magazine on Bankruptcy Costs and Fees as Lehman Bros. Expected to Hit $2 Billion

Professor Gaia Bernstein, In the Shadow of Innovation, 31 Cardozo L. Rev. 2257 (2010).

Professor Tracy Kaye published The Regulation of Corporate Tax Shelters in the United States, 58 Am. J. Comp. L. 585 (2010)

Professor Edward Hartnett named to the Lawyers Advisory Committee to the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey and to the Lawyers Advisory Committee to the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.

Professor Gaia Bernstein, Direct to Consumer Genetic Testing at the FDA Meeting on Oversight of Laboratory Developed Tests, July 20th 

Professor Alice Ristroph’s article, How (not) to Think Like a Punisher featured on Jotwell, July 12th

Professor John Jacobi, The Mental Health Conundrum at the AMERICAN HEALTH LAWYERS ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEETING in Seattle, June 28th

Professor Tracy Kaye, Direct Taxation in the European Union: Past Trends and Future Developments in 16 ILSA J. INT’ & COMP. L. 423 (2010)

Professor Stephen Lubben published The Bankruptcy Code Without Safe Harbors, 84 Am. Bankr. L.J 123 (2010).

Professor Gaia Bernstein published Regulating Reproductive Technologies: Timing, Uncertainty and Donor Anonymity, 90 B.U. L. Rev. 1189 (2010)

Professor Kristen Boon, on the Program Committee for the 2011 Annual Meeting of the American Society of International Law. 

Professor Tracy Kaye, Direct Taxation in the European Union: Past Trends and Future Developments in 16 ILSA J. Int’ & Comp. L. 423 (2010)

Professor John Jacobi, The Mental Health Conundrum at the American Health Lawyers Association annual meeting in Seattle, June 28th

Professor Gaia Bernstein, guest blogging on Prawfsblawg during July.

Professor John Wefing, Governor Hughes, before the Passaic Bar, June 29th.

Professor Tracy Kaye, elected as a Fellow to the American College of Tax Counsel.

Professor Elizabeth Defeis, Responsibility to Protect and Sovereignty at St. John’s program in Rome.

Professor Kwasi Prempeh, Discussant/Commentator at the launch Framing the State in Times of Transition: Case Studies in Constitution Making at the U.S. Institute of Peace, Washington, D.C.

Professor Marianne Engelman-Lado, Supreme Court Update at the National Disability Rights Network in Los Angeles, June 8th.

Professor Kwasi Prempeh, speaker, Association of Ghanaian Lawyers in America (NY) on Reforming the Ghana Constitution.

Professor Solangel Maldonado presenter, Illegitimate Harm: Law, Stigma, and Discrimination Against Children at the International Society of Family Law and Midwest Family Law Consortium Conference

Professor Michael Risinger, panelist, Cutting Edge Issues and moderated Ethics and Forensics at the ABA Section on Criminal Justice's Conference on Forensic Science at Fordham.

Professor Marianne Engelman-Lado, Ethical Obligations, Duties and Pitfalls at Columbia’s Conference on Ethics And Domestic Human Rights Lawyering

Seton Hall Law at the 33rd Annual American Society for Law, Medicine & Ethics Health Law Professors Conference at University of Texas, June 4th and 5th.

Friday, June 4, 2010

John Jacobi, Mental Health Courts: Accommodation and Subordination

Jordan Paradise, Current Legal Status of Follow-on Biologics

Saturday, June 5, 2010

Frank Pasquale, The Growing Tension between Privacy and Trade Secrecy in Electronic Health Records

Tim Greaney, Market Structure and Competitive Interactions Under Health Reform

Kathleen Boozang, Update on Nonprofit and Tax Exemption Law

Kate Greenwood, Legal and Regulatory Solutions to the Problem of Unknown but Knowable Maternal-Fetal Medication Risk

Professor Solangel Maldonado, presenter, Race & the Marriage Market, Law's Influence on Romantic Preferences at the Emerging Family Law Scholars and Teachers Conference.

Professor Gaia Bernstein, presenter, Over-Parenting at the Emerging Family Law Scholars and at the International Society Family Law Conference, both at UMKC School of Law.

Professor Kristin Johnson, guest blogging on Concurring Opinions this month.

Professor Kwasi Prempeh, speaker, Authoritarian Continuities in Africa's Constitutional Democracies at Law and Society.

Professor Marc Poirier, presenter, Is Buddhism a Religion? And does this Matter to Legal Practitioners? at Law and Society.

Professors Kevin Kelly and Jessica Miles, trainers on Expert Witnesses at Legal Services of New Jersey.

Professor Lori Nessel, presenter, The Practice of Medical Repatriation: The Privatization of Immigration Enforcement and Denial of Human rights at the Immigration Law Professors Conference

Professor Marc Poirier, panelist, Lewis v. Harris: The Rocky Road to Marriage Equality at the State Bar Convention.

Professor Frank Pasquale, speaker, Data Sensor Networks to The National Academy of Sciences Committee on Science, Technology, and Law, May 17th - 18th, 2010.

Professor Margret Lewis, speaker, Conference on The Comparative Study of East Asian Criminal Penalty Systems at the College of Criminal Law Science, Beijing Normal University.

Professor John Wefing taped Power and Politics with Jim McQueeny on Channel 12.

Professor Gaia Bernstein is continuing guest blogging on Concurring Opinions in May.

Professor Bernard Freamon, speaker, Slavery and Human Trafficking at the Rotary Club of Jersey City.

Professor Lori Nessel, lecturer, Clinical Legal Theory at the University of Valencia Law School in Spain.

Professor Paula Franzese, presenter, on Civility Matters at the Annual Rutgers University Governmental Association Educational Forum.

Professor Lori Nessel, keynote speaker, inaugural conference on New Law Clinics at the University of Valencia Law School in Spain.

Professor Paula Franzese, Restoring the Public Trust was cited by the Appellate Division in CWA v. Christie, a recent decision on pay-to-play for unions.

Professor Charles Sullivan, The Puzzling Persistence of Unenforceable Contract Terms, 70 Ohio St. L.J. 1129 (2009).

Professor Sarah Waldeck, presenter, Identity Property, Inheritance and the Rejection of Tenancies in Common at the Notre Dame Faculty Workshop.

Professor Paula Franzese, presenter, Civility Matters at the Connecticut Governmental Accounting and Auditing Conference.

Professor John Wefing, speaker, Hudson Inn of Court.

Professor Paula Franzese, presenter, The Year in Review at the ABA Real Property and Trust & Estates Annual Meeting.

Professor Stephen Lubben, presenter, Sales or Plans: A Comparative Account of the "New" Corporate Reorganization, at American Law and Economics Association Annual Meeting in Princeton.

Professor Tracy Kaye, Chair, Teaching Taxation panel on The Good, the Bad, and the Inconsistent: An Analysis of Education Tax Policy.

Professor Tracy Kaye, Keynote speaker, Facing the Uncertainties of Accounting for Tax Uncertainties at Tax Bridge to Practice In

Professor John Wefing, speaker, Law Day for the bench and bar of Burlington County.

Professor Paula Franzese, presenter, Ethics Reform at the 26th Annual Joint Patent Practice Seminar.

Professor Carl Coleman, presenter, Ethical Issues in Global Public Health at the Graduate Institute of International & Development Studies in Geneva.

Professor Bryan Lonegan, participant, Expert workshop on The United States and Gender, National Security, and Counter-Terrorism at New York University.

Professor Mark Alexander, panelist, Should We Look Beyond the First Amendment to Other Constitutional Principles? at the Brennan Centers Symposium on Money, Politics & The Constitution: Building a New Jurisprudence.

Professor Alice Ristroph, presenter, Responsibility for the Criminal Law at the New Voices in Legal Theory roundtable at St. Louis University.

Professor Marina Lao, moderator/session chair, The Impact of Economic Crises on Antitrust Policy at the ABA's 58th Antitrust Law Annual Meeting, April 22nd.

Professor Ronald Riccio, moderator, The First Amendment for John Stossel's show on the Fox Network; the panel featured Seton Hall law students and discussed a wide range of issues; taping took place on April 22nd for broadcast later.

Professor Paula Franzese, keynote speaker, The Anatomy of Ethics Reform at the NJ Gift Planning Council Annual Meeting.

Professor Marc Poirier, speaker, Not Again! Facing the Challenge of the Moment for Legal Practitioners before the Contemplative Lawyers Group of the City of New York.

Professor Paula Franzese, presenter, What's in a Student/Faculty Ratio? at Columbia University.

Professor Paula Franzese, contributor, Congressman Rodino's Contributions to Immigrant Health Care to the Encyclopedia of Immigrant Health

Professor Mark Alexander, appointed to the New Jersey Joint Legislative Committee on Ethical Standards.

Professor Jonathan Hafetz, panelist, Guantanamo and the Law at the Guantanamo and International Human Rights Conference at NYU.

Professor Elizabeth Defeis, presenter, Responsibility to Protect-Strategies for Implementation at the 2010 Spring Meeting of the ABA Section of International Law.

Professor Kristin Johnson, panelist, From Wall Street to Our Doorstep at the 6th Annunal Policy Conference at the Harvard Kennedy School, April 16th

Professor Jordan Paradise, presenter, Consensus Recommendations at Governing Nanobiotechnology: Reinventing Oversight in the 21st Century at the University of Minnesota.

Professor Margaret Lewis, review, David T. Johnson & Franklin E. Zimring, The Next Frontier: National Development, Political Change, and the Death Penalty in Asia in 12 Punishment and Society No. 1

Professor Marianne Engelman-Lado, participant, The Legal Profession: An Elite Factory? Evaluating Proposals to Address Disparities in Legal Representation at the Modern American's Fifth Annual Founders' Day at American University.

Professor Margaret Lewis, presenter, The Exclusionary Rule in China at Columbia Law School's Colloquium on Chinese Law and Society.

Professors Mark Denbeaux and Jonathan Hafetz, panelists, The Response: In Search of Truth and Justice - Telling the Story of Guantanamo at Yale University.

Professor Tracy Kaye, presenter, Tax Disclosure at the Critical Tax Conference 2010 at St. Louis University.

Professor Margaret Lewis, opening speaker, Regulation Difficulties with Trade and Intellectual Property at Rutgers Law School's Symposium on Human and Economic Dimensions of the Law in Asia.

Professor Jordan Paradise published Nanobiotechnology and the FDA in the Food and Drug Law Institute's Update Magazine (March/April 2010)

Professor Stephen Lubben published Accidental Convergence: Corporate Reorganization in Two Federal Systems, 26 Emory Bankr. Dev. J. 33(2009)

Professor Stephen Lubben published Chapter 11 and Systemic Risk, 82 Temp. L. Rev. 433 (2009)

Professor Denis McLaughlin, speaker, Annual Review of New Jersey Civil Case Law lecture, N.J. Attorney General's Advocacy Institute.

Professor Bernard Freamon, elected to the American Law Institute.

Professor Margaret Lewis, The Exclusionary rule in China at Marquette Law School as part of our Junior Scholar's Exchange.

Professor Kwasi Prempeh, published a chapter, Presidential Power in Democratization in Africa: Progress and Retreat (published jointly by Johns Hopkins University Press and the Journal of Democracy).

Profesor Baher Azmy, Detention, Boumediene, and the New Common Law of Habeas, 95 IOWA L. REV. 445 (2010). He was also featured on the Iowa Law Review Bulletin with a response from Stephen Vladeck.

Professor Marc Poirier, guest blogging on Concurring Opinions.

Professor Gaia Bernstein, Guest Blogging on Concurring Opinions.

Professor Baher Azmy, panel member for a program co-sponsored by the Bar Association of the City of New York and Columbia Law School on Obama and the War on Terror.

Professor Mark Noferi, Immigration Issues at Striving For Economic Justice: Poverty, Minority Rights, and Legal Advocacy.

Professor Anjana Marlhorta, Local Law Enforcement of Immigration Laws at South Asian In America: An (Immigrant) Dream Deferred at American University.

Professor Margaret K. Lewis, panel member, Democratizing Democracy: Politics of Social Movements in Contemporary Taiwan at the Association of Asian Studies Annual Meeting.

Professor Bernard Freamon, panel member, Islam and Human Rights in Africa at the Annual Meeting of the ASIL in Washington.

Professor Mark Alexander, panel member, Should We Look Beyond the First Amendment to Other Constitutional Principles? at the Brennan Centers Symposium on Money, Politics & The Constitution: Building a New Jurisprudence.

Professor Alice Ristroph, Disestablishing the Family at the University of Toronto Legal Theory Workshop.

Professor Kwasi Prempeh, panel member, Law, the Economy, and Corruption at the 2010 Africa Economic Forum held at Columbia Law School.

Professor John Jacobi, Chronic Care and Prevention: Evolution in Practice and Finance at the Marquette Elders’ Advisor's Conference.

Professor John Coverdale, Legislating in the Dark: How Congress Regulates Tax Exempt Organizations in Ignorance, 44 U. Rich.L.Rev. 809 (2010)

Professor Rachel Godsil, participant, Tax and Race Workshop at Emory Law School.

Professor Denis McLaughlin, Annual Review of New Jersey Civil Case Law CLE Program.

Professor Judson Jennings, panel member, Arts Law Society on Google at the Law School.

Professor Paula Franzese, honored, Trailblazer Award by the NJ Women Lawyers Association at its Gala.

Professor Lori Nessel, The History of US Immigration Policy towards Haiti at Brooklyn’s Race and Law Conference.

Professor Marc Poirier, Using Same Sex Couples to Teach about Property at the Association for the Study of Law, Culture and the Humanities, Brown University.

Professor Sarah Waldeck, Indentity Property, Inheritance, and the Rejection of Tenancies in Common at the Association for the Study of Law, Culture and the Humanites, Brown University.

Professor Michael Risinger, The NSA/NRC Report on Forensic Science: A Glass Nine Tenths Full (This Is About the Other Tenth), 50 Jurimetrics 21 (2009)

Professor Kristen Boon, Scarcity and the Redistributive Possibilities of International Law at the Connecticut Journal of International Law's Symposium.

Professor Paula Franzese, Ethics and Equality at the Judicial College for the New York Supreme Court.

Professors Lori Nessel and Anjana Marlhorta, Medical Repatriation at the Human Rights Conference at American University.

Professor Gaia Bernstein, The User as a Resister of New Technologies at Autonomy, Law, and Technology Conference, Virtual Life.

Professor Judson Jennings, moderator, Copyright Society of the U.S.A's Royalties & Ripoffs program.

Professor Tim Greaney, Organizational Fragmentation and Competition Policy in Health Car at St. John's Law School Workshop series.

Professor Marc Poirier, "The Future of LBGT Litigation on Relationship Recognition" at Cardozo Law School.

Professor John Wefing about Governor Hughes: the Advisory Board of Rutgers, the Mercer County Bar, March 23rd; the Essex County Judges lunch, March 23rd and Carl Krauss show on the Fairleigh Dickinson University Television station.

Professor Gaia Bernstein, Over-Parenting at Motherhood: Reclaiming our Past Transforming Our Future.

Professor Rachel Godsil, The Lion Made a Monkey Out of Me: Taking Implicit Bias by the Tail at a conference at Ohio State's Kirwan Center's on Transforming Race: Crisis and Opportunity in the Age of Obama.

Professor Kwasi Prempeh, panel member, Democratization in Africa: Progress and Retreat at the National Endowment for Democracy in Washington, D.C.

Professor Elizabeth Defeis, A Constitutional Right to a Healthy Environment-A United States Perspective before the International Association of Jurists, Italy-USA, in Valle d'Aosta, Italy.

Professor Carl Coleman, sworn in as a member of the Department of Health and Human Services Secretary's Advisory Committee on Human Research Protections.

Professor Edward Hartnett, Taming Twombly Even After Iqbal, 158 U.PA.L.REV. 473 (2010)

Professor Sarah Waldeck, Identity Property, Inheritance, and Tenancies in Common at Georgetown's Association of Property, Law and Society Conference.

Professor Marc Poirier, Using Same Sex Couples to Teach About Property at Georgetown's Association of Property, Law and Society Conference.

Professor Bernard Freamon, Straight, No Chaser: Slavery, Abolition and the Modern Muslim Mind at Pittsburgh Law School.

Professor Alice Ristroph, panel member, Changing Prison Conditions and Cultures at The 13th Annual Liman Colloquium at Yale Law School.

Professor Marc Poirier, Is Buddhism a Religion? And Does This Matter to Legal Practitioners? at CUNY's Faculty Works in Progress.