Congratulations to the new Junior Staff members of Volume 67!
Adam Adcock Elliott John Adler Anthony Bjelke Cameron Black Amanda Brennan Rachel Buntrock Tara Carrier Hardin Cox Susan Davis Ashley Davis Karen de Los Santos Kaitlin Eckrote Anna Gooding Spencer Kaye Courtney Knippen Chelsea Krzaczek Regina Loureiro Stephanie Macinnes Brian Malat Elizabeth Mapelli Megan Masingill Emma Marion Lindsey Miller Audrey Mulholland Zachery Olah Lauran Pauley…
Announcing the Volume 67 Editorial Board
The American University Law Review is proud to announce the Volume 67 Editorial Board. Members will serve during the 2017–18 academic year. Editor-in-Chief: John R. Boulé III Executive Editor: Jordan Helton Managing Editor: Joseph R. Briscar Senior Articles Editor: Laura Collins Senior Note & Comment Editor: Annie P. Anderson Senior Symposium Editor: Chiara Vitiello Senior Federal Circuit…
Volume 65 Annual Symposium
Taxing Remote Sales in the Digital Age The American University Law Review is proud to announce its upcoming Annual Symposium, titled “Taxing Remote Sales in the Digital Age,” generously hosted at Jones Day’s office at 300 New Jersey Ave., NW, Washington, DC 20001. We are looking forward to thoughtful discussions about whether internet sales…
Volume 64 Federal Circuit Symposium
TRENDING IP TOPICS IN 2015: A Table Talk with Chief Judge Sharon Prost (WCL ’79) and Judge Arthur J. Gajarsa The American University Law Review is proud to announce its upcoming annual Federal Circuit Symposium, “TRENDING IP TOPICS IN 2015: A Table Talk with Chief Judge Sharon Prost (WCL ’79) and Judge Arthur J. Gajarsa,” to…
Volume 64 Annual Symposium
Bordering on Legal Limits? A Symposium Analyzing the President’s Executive Action on Immigration The American University Law Review is proud to announce its upcoming Annual Symposium, “Bordering on Legal Limits? A Symposium Analyzing the President’s Executive Action on Immigration,” to be held on Friday, January 30, 2015. Generously hosted by Mayer Brown LLP, the Annual…
AULR Volume 63 Federal Circuit Symposium
Warning, the Following Material May Not be Explicit: Addressing the Efficacy of §2(a) of the Lanham Act The American University Law Review’s Volume 63 Federal Circuit Symposium is called “Warning, the Following Material May Not be Explicit: Addressing the Efficiacy of §2(a) of the Lanham Act.” It will assess the Lanham Act’s section 2(a) bars to registration for…
AULR Volume 63 Symposium
Climate Power Play: Financial, Legislative, and Regulatory Moves Toward a New Energy Economy The American University Law Review’s Volume 63 Symposium, “Climate Power Play: Financial, Legislative, and Regulatory Moves Toward a New Energy Economy,” took place at McDermott Will & Emery on Monday, November 18, 2013. The Symposium brought together some of the top minds…
The Federal Circuit: 30 Years Back, 30 Years Forward
Click here to register for the event. The Federal Circuit: 30 Years Back, 30 Years Forward February 28, 2012 / American University Washington College of Law4801 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20016Ceremonial Courtroom (Room 603) On April 2, 1982, President Reagan signed the Federal Courts Improvement Act of 1982, which created the new United States…
Protecting Genetic Identity with the Right of Publicity: Applying California’s Common Law Right of Publicity to Direct-to-Consumer Genetic Testing
70 Am. U. L. Rev. 1217 (2021).