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IP Expertise
Matthew Sag is a nationally recognized expert in copyright law and a leading authority on the legal implications of text data mining.
Addressing over-incarceration
Aisha Cornelius Edwards (JD ’05) is working to create a fairer, more effective criminal justice system.
An advocate for change
Third-year law student Liz Rodriguez finds her niche serving vulnerable populations
Pioneer in child and family law
Professor Diane Geraghty: Leading the way in children's law
Compliance: A critical thread
New York attorney gains specialized training to better serve her clients
Rising to meet global challenges
Heidi Cerneka has traveled the world advocating for women’s rights.
Connecting social service with policy
Contrell Washington (MSW ’18) builds on her work as an advocate for children and families
John Blum named school’s first health law chair
Blum is a pioneer and widely respected expert in health law
Meet our incoming class
Loyola welcomes the talented and diverse JD law class entering in fall 2018
Following a social justice mission
Alison Davis (JD ’17) is using her legal education to help shape policy abroad
Moving into mindfulness
Loyola community embraces practices aimed at reducing stress and boosting performance
Prestigious Professorship
Steven Ramirez is named Loyola’s inaugural Abner J. Mikva Professor of Law.
A tool for positive change
Loyola’s clinics serve a key role in preparing students for practice
Josie Gough (BA ’74, MED ’78, JD ’78)
Josie Gough is a Curt and Linda Rodin Clinical Assistant Professor of Law and Social Justice and director of Loyola’s Experiential Learning program, where she collaborates with members of the judiciary, government agencies, public interest organizations, and Chicago-based corporations to provide externship placements for students.
