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Students

Quinney Team Performed Well in Moot Court Competition

S.J. Quinney College of Law's third-year law students Steven Anderson, Tim Considine, Steve Joffee, Dave Johnson, Robert Oliver, and Kathryn Smith fared well at the regionals of the 2009 National Moot Court Competition on November 21-22 ... Keep reading »

Faculty

Connecticut Law Review to Feature Davies’ Article on Renewable Energy

Connecticut Law Review to Feature Davies’ Article on Renewable Energy

Lincoln Davies, an Associate Professor of Law at the S.J. Quinney College of Law, has written an article titled “Power Forward: The Argument for a National RPS” that has been accepted for publication by the Connecticut ... Keep reading »

careers

Anneliese Booher Joins Quinney College as Director of Professional Development

“It’s never a boring day when you’re litigating,” says Anneliese Booher as she recalls her experiences as a practicing attorney at the Salt Lake City law firm Christensen & Jensen.  Booher recently joined S.J. Quinney College ... Keep reading »

outreach

Head of Utah WTC to Speak on International Business Law Nov. 12

On Thursday, November 12 from 12:15-1:20 p.m., Lew Cramer, CEO of the Utah World Trade Center will speak in Professor Tony Anghie’s International Business Transactions class. Cramer, an authority on international trade law, will speak on ... Keep reading »

technology

Chodosh Featured on Faculty Face Time for Week of June 22

Chodosh Featured on Faculty Face Time for Week of June 22
Dean Hiram Chodosh of the S.J. Quinney College of Law is the faculty expert on the University of Utah's Faculty Face Time web feature for the week of June 22.  Chodosh, an expert on comparative and ... Keep reading »

research

Utah Law Review Issue Features Leading Scholars on Copyright Reform in the Digital Age

By Marty Stolz The current issue of the Utah Law Review, "Symposium: Fixing Copyright," produced under the direction of College of Law Professor John Tehranian, brings together preeminent scholars to discuss growing national problems with ... Keep reading »

library

Joan Christensen Retires After 17 Years of Service

Joan Christensen Retires After 17 Years of Service

On Friday, September 18, The S.J. Quinney College of Law bid farewell to Law Library Secretary/Administrative Assistant Joan Christiansen, who recently retired after 17 years at the College. “The library has been a wonderful place to work. ... Keep reading »