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Elon Law’s second annual Martin Luther King, Jr. program: Forum on civil rights law and the Greensboro sit-ins – January 14

January 12, 2010

On Thursday, January 14 at 6 pm, approximately two weeks prior to the 50th anniversary of the historic Greensboro sit-ins of the American civil rights movement, Elon University School of Law, in association with the law school's Black Law Students Association and Phi Alpha Delta chapter, will host its second annual Martin Luther King, Jr. forum to explore legal aspects of the American civil rights movement, evaluating the impacts of the sit-ins and other forms of non-violent protest on civil rights law past and present.

Henry Gabriel speaks on international commercial law in Sydney

January 12, 2010

Elon Law professor Henry Gabriel recently presented a paper on the UNIDROIT Principles of International Commercial Law at the Conference on International Dispute Resolution in Sydney, Australia, sponsored by Federal Courts of Australia.

Application fee waived through December 31

January 4, 2010

Prospective applicants to Elon University School of Law are encouraged to apply before January 1 to take advantage of the school's free online application period which ends December 31.

Karol Sparks authors 2010 edition of Insurance Activities of Banks

December 16, 2009

Elon Law's Distinguished Practitioner in Residence, Karol K. Sparks, has completed the 2010 edition of the book Insurance Activities of Banks, offered each year with updates and supplements by Aspen Publishers since Sparks originally authored the book in 1998.

Elon Law students win pro bono award

November 19, 2009

Forty-three students from Elon University School of Law were recognized Nov. 19 with the Greensboro Bar Association's annual pro bono award for providing free tax return preparation assistance to elderly and low-income residents of Greensboro.