Professor Colleen Medill was selected to participate in an invitation-only national workshop on the financial future of retirement systems for public employees from September 17-20, 2015, in Palo Alto, California. The workshop, sponsored by George Mason University’s Law and Economics Center, was designed to educate law professors concerning the financial and structural crises facing state retirement systems with the goal of stimulating additional research in the field. Workshop topics included the core concepts of public pension reform, including financial economics for public policy, pensions and the public employee labor market, measuring pension liabilities, the challenges and opportunities of public pension reform, retiree health benefits for public employees, and a case study on attempted reforms to the Illinois pension system.
Law Faculty Making The Difference Fri. Oct. 09, 2015
- Professor Zellmer Spoke at the National Workshop on Water Quality Markets
- Professor von der Dunk was Quoted in Space-Related Articles
- Professor Wilson Joined the Federal Reserve Board Community Advisory Council
- Professor Shavers was Appointed to American Bar Association Task Force on International Trade in Legal Services
- Professor Schaefer Participated in Space Commerce Roundtable and Spoke at Space Foundation Space Technology and Investment Forum
- Professor Potuto was Quoted in Two CBS Sports Articles
- Professor Moberly Spoke at Whistleblowing Conference in Czech Republic
- Professor Medill was Selected to Participate in National Retirement Systems Workshop
- Professor Duncan Spoke on Kermit Gosnell, Planned Parenthood and the Masks of the Law (of Roe v. Wade)
- Professor Blankley Gave Presentation on Ethics and Collaborative Law