Welcome to Hamline Briefs, a collection of feature stories from around the Hamline Law community.

October 2012

• Hamline Law launches Master's program
• Harvard Professor David Wilkins to discuss the future of law practice at 2012 Dean's Dinner
• New volume issued in Rethinking Series
• Coben appointed to editorial board
• Healthy career start for Hamline grad
• Students learn from Judge Frank
• Hamline alums expose crime lab
• Hamline and the Power of the Law
• Alum defends mentally ill veteran
• Hiljus appointed District Court Judge

Archive

September 2012

• Hamline named “Innovative Law School”
• Minnesota secretary of state to speak at business law event
• Gleaming new Anderson Center opens on Hamline campus
• Negotiator discusses Gilad Shalit’s 5-year ordeal
• MinnPost features Dean Lewis and Hamline Law
• Hamline symposium to consider Islamic Jurisprudence
• Professor Pope elected to bar association post
• Associate Professor Laura Hermer joins health law faculty

May 2012

• Professor Kate Kruse joins Hamline Law as Director of Clinics
• Professors Coben and Thompson author treatise
• Hamline students learn the “Business of Lawyering”
• Recent grad’s article raises provocative questions
• Online Health Care Compliance program launches
• Hamline Law team excels in ICC competition in Paris
• Alumna honored as anti-racism advocate
• Professor Mary Jo Hunter honored by UCLA
• Dean Lewis is among most influential black lawyers

October 2011

• Professor Thad Pope to lead Hamline’s Health Law Institute
• Experts gather to discuss secondary mortgage market reform
• Weekend JD program attracts working professionals
• Hamline alumnus John Choi makes history
• Senator Klobuchar and Governor Dayton attend Jesson reception
• Dispute Resolution Institute is 20 years strong

August 2011

• Hamline’s Journal of Law and Religion to revisit Dr. King’s “Letter from Birmingham Jail”
• Professor Failinger honored by Minnesota Women Lawyers
• Hamline Students up to the Competition
• Baker’s hard work and commitment to veterans leads to significant, positive change
• London arbitration program completes seventh extraordinary year
• BLI Symposium to examine secondary mortgage market reform
• New International Business Negotiation program is powered by iPad