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Since 1929, BC Law School has been training lawyers to be leaders in the profession, with the highest ethical standards and an eye toward the greater good.
Newton Massachusetts
Joined April 2009
American families are drowning under financial pressures. BC Law Magazine sat down for an extensive Q+A with Professor McCoy to discuss her new book and how economic and tax policy should work together to progress toward financial security for all. https://t.co/qb1xBtmoeb
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From BC Heights: Professor Christopher Muse hadn't always planned on becoming a lawyer, but his first case changed both his and a wrongfully convicted man's life. Muse always makes room for empathy in the law and has formed friendships because of it. https://t.co/jF1ngsLHX0
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A murder charge is a difficult first case to tackle as a new attorney, especially when it involves a wrongful conviction. But Boston College Law Professor Christopher J. Muse took on that challenge...
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Some students hit their stride in 2L, while others might feel "stuck" or a bit lost. Ian Hurley takes on the doldrums of second-year, and offers smart solutions to tackle that "adrift" feeling: https://t.co/uzh2SGDSfs
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BC Law welcomes Professor Faisal Chaudry from UMass Law for our faculty workshop! Professor Chaudry will be presenting on his work at 12pm today. https://t.co/jKwpRsV3aX
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Speaker: Faisal Chaudhry
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BC Law welcomes Professor Amanda Parsons from University of Colorado Law School for our Regulation and Markets multidisciplinary workshop! Professor Parsons will be presenting her work in progress "Taxing Social Data" at 5pm today. https://t.co/rb94foViK6
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The Regulation and Markets multidisciplinary workshop focuses on the study of regulatory approaches to markets and business. It investigates how such economic regulation should be designed in order...
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Our professors are speaking and presenting at the ASLH annual meeting! Mary Sarah Bilder was Chair/Commentator for 'Legal Theory at the Turn of the Nineteenth Century.' Marco Basile presented a paper. Dan Farbman and Filippe Cole will chair a panel and roundtable tomorrow.
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Prof. Daniel Lyons is quoted in a Washington Post story on 7 former members of the FCC, who want the agency to repeal a policy that keeps broadcasters from "distorting the news." FCC Chair Carr has wielded it an effort to stop criticism of the president.
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A bipartisan group of predecessors says the agency’s current chairman is improperly wielding a little-used policy against broadcasters critical of President Donald Trump.
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Everyone's heard of Habeas Corpus, but where did the term originate? Roman Law is the root of a number of US legal concepts from Property Law to Domestic Relations, and Contracts. Staniel Brutis explains a few key terms still in use today: https://t.co/tla7zwbpnR
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October at BC Law was filled with professional panels, conferences, and thoughtful conversations all could participate in. Check out the newest edition of BC Law Magazine's monthly event roundup. https://t.co/9id4kovuqd
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1L Dave Sainte-Luce writes a powerful, personal, and open essay on stress and mental health in law school, and how a breakdown at his father's birthday dinner led him to a more sustainable path forward: https://t.co/ihmLoSKDjS
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Belén Palomo García--LLM grad and our first ever Doctor of Juridical Science (SJD) student--shared the challenges involved in pursuing her dream. Read more in our wide-ranging Q&A:
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Alumni of all ages came together this past weekend to celebrate the 2025 BC Law Reunion, complete with panels, meetings, a reception, and lots of dancing. https://t.co/85QINoaDzv
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The October 2025 Issue of the BC Law Review has been published online, featuring four Articles and three student Notes. Full texts of the Articles and Notes can be found on the BC Law Review site. https://t.co/H1ZEqoG7dH
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Can you be homesick but still love the people and place you've chosen to make your home for at least the next few years? Sydney Byun tackles that question for Impact: https://t.co/TvZejp6KvC
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Prof. Brian JM Quinn in Bloomberg on Tesla's historic vote to approve Elon Musk's trillion dollar compensation package: https://t.co/WgXq7GO5FN
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Prof. Dan Kanstroom appears on the Legal Talk Network podcast 'Inside ICE: Immigration Law, Constitutionality, and the Impact on Our Communities:'
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The actions of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, better known as ICE, have divided the country. Many believe that the Trump administration's Discover insightful episodes on Legal Talk...
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Need some finals advice? Catherine Beveridge teams up with Bella Calise to talk about what she's learned from 1L to 2L year--and what other students should know, from outlining to study groups. https://t.co/yD1OjDOKUc
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This year's BC Mock Trial Competition was one of the most competitive ever. Hon. Paul Barbadoro ’80 of the US District Court for the District of New Hampshire presided over the final round, praising both sides for incredible commitment and performance. https://t.co/v3waIwozju
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We all know the true reason for the popularity of lunchtime events: free food. Sam Torre breaks down her favorites so you can keep an eye on those event listings: https://t.co/1hRuk2v0Zw
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3L student Alexandra Younes has been named a Mass Lawyers Weekly 2025 Top Women of Law award winner for her commitment to leadership, service, and exceptional academic performance. Six BC Law alumni are also being honored this year. https://t.co/OjEBML6SDZ
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