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NEW: In this article, Keith Hylton (Boston University School of Law) challenges the idea that simplicity in competition policy can be achieved through rigid statutory rules or per se prohibitions. networklawreview.org/hylton-competi…

#BULawProf Shira Diner says that while "Massachusetts is still a model with regard to the type and quality of representation," the pay for court-appointed attorneys is not sustainable. As a result, hundreds of attorneys have stopped accepting new cases. ⬇️ spr.ly/60134J9CF

Congratulations to #BULawProf Julie Dahlstrom and Caitlin Glass on being recognized at the Massachusetts Bar Association's Access to Justice Awards Celebration! Dahlstrom received the Law School Clinician Award and Glass the Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Award. Learn more ➡️ spr.ly/60144HyJM

We Boston University School of Law had the honor of hosting anti-trafficking leaders across the western hemisphere and Spain to discuss best practices in combating #humantrafficking. Such an opportunity to explore trends and ongoing challenges that survivors face. Thx to WorldBoston for organizing!

The impacts of COVID-19 have been widespread across many areas of life, particularly in exposing public health failures and inequities. Several members of the #BULaw community have produced scholarship that shines light on these pressing issues. ➡️ spr.ly/60124MEma

#BULawProf Shira Diner discusses the Karen Read retrial, the length of its jury deliberations, and the need for prosecutors to prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt. “That's a really high standard,” said Diner. Read more ⬇️ spr.ly/60194PtCX

State Tax Discrimination and Internal Consistency, 29 Fla. Tax Rev. ___ (2025) bit.ly/4e1wfJM by Michael T. Fatale (Massachusetts Dept. of Revenue, Boston College Law, Boston University School of Law)

Incredibly moving testimony today from incredible survivors, advocates, and Boston University School of Law’s Caitlin Glass in support of the Massachusetts Survivors Act, a bill to increase pathways to expungement, sealing, and re-sentencing for survivors of gender-based abuse. #FreeHer

Compelling testimony from former Boston University School of Law clinic student Karolyn Ranero, advocates, and survivor leaders in support of a MA bill to expand pathways to victim compensation for lost wages. Survivors of human trafficking deserve the chance at just compensation.

Congratulations to #BULawProf Patrick Hanley on his recent appointment to the Massachusetts State Ethics Commission! Hanley teaches the #BULaw Legal Externship Ethics Seminar and is a partner at Boston-based law firm Butters Brazilian, LLP. More ⬇️ spr.ly/60184Rkk8

Boston University rises in new rankings of world universities and cited as a digital leader in higher education. Check it out ➡️ spr.ly/60184bJHw

Dean and #BULawProf Angela Onwuachi-Will reflects on the last year at #BULaw and the unity of its community through passion and purpose. “Our graduates are not defined by where they work but by the heart and commitment they bring to their work,” she says. Read ➡️ spr.ly/60144wfQp

As we make our way through 2025, check out the #BULaw Clinical & Experiential Programs Summer 2025 newsletter for an update on student successes, program highlights, and #BULawProf news from the past semester ⬇️ spr.ly/60194jisP

#BULawProf Maria O’Brien discusses the MBTA's lawsuit against one of its unions to terminate a supervisor accused of harassment and discrimination, sharing that “it is notoriously difficult" to fire public employees who have engaged in misconduct. ⬇️ spr.ly/601445Gxa

#BULawProf Nicole Huberfeld on SCOTUS' youth trans care ruling: "States have authority to regulate medicine, and that has historical basis in fact, but that doesn’t mean that states can enact laws that are completely divorced from evidence-based policy." spr.ly/60174gbQN