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King Hall Hosts 15th Annual National Business Law Scholars Conference

 

On June 24-25, UC Davis School of Law hosted the 15th annual National Business Law Scholars Conference (NBLSC). During the two-day event, legal scholars from across the United States and around the world gathered to share and discuss current research in business law. 

The event featured opening remarks from Dean Kevin R. Johnson, a plenary discussion, concurrent panels, and a reception at the Manetti Shrem Museum. 

Law Scholars Connect at Third Annual Michael A. Olivas Writing Institute

 

UC Davis School of Law hosted the Third Annual Michael A. Olivas Writing Institute at King Hall on June 20-21, 2024. Twenty legal scholars, ranging from recent law graduates and junior faculty, convened to receive input on their recent scholarship from a supportive intellectual community. The workshop engaged many scholars in mutual support and mentorship, helping advance the scholarly endeavors of young law faculty who bring diverse experiences and perspectives into the classroom and to their research. 

Faculty Feature: Professor Stacy-Ann Elvy

 

Professor Stacy-Ann Elvy researches the commercial law of privacy and its relationship to emerging technology and human rights law. She explores those areas in her forthcoming book, The Cambridge Handbook on Emerging Issues at the Intersection of Commercial Law and Technology, co-edited with Nancy S. Kim, and her 2021 book A Commercial Law of Privacy and Security for the Internet of Things, also with Cambridge University Press.

Dean Johnson Awarded Schwartz/Levi Inn of Court’s Lifetime Service Award

UC Davis School of Law Dean Kevin R. Johnson received the Schwartz/Levi Inn of Court’s Lifetime Service Award at a June 5 meeting.

The retired Sacramento Superior Court Judge Emily E. Vasquez and California Court of Appeal, Third Appellate District Justice Shama H. Mesiwala ’98 gave remarks and spoke highly about his dedication to the legal profession and UC Davis Law community members’ great accomplishments.