October 31, 2006

William & Mary Law Students Compete in International Virtual Moot Court Competition
Thanks to the videoconferencing wizardry of the McGlothlin Courtroom, our students recently vied against their peers from four Australian law schools in a virtual moot court competition. Fittingly, the case was high-tech in nature: a dispute over an Internet domain name. Click here to read more.

Religious Rights and Freedom Among Topics for Justice OConnor
William & Mary Chancellor and retired Associate Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day OConnor shared her thoughts on religious rights and freedom at a panel sponsored by the Institute of Bill of Rights Law earlier this month. Click here for more.

Intellectual Property Law Expert to Present First Mervis Lecture on Nov. 6
Friends and family of the late Stanley H. Mervis 50 have established a lectureship to bring leading lights in intellectual property law to campus each year. David Nimmer, revision editor of the renowned Nimmer on Copyright, which is recognized as the standard treatise in its field, will present the first Mervis Lecture on Nov. 6. Click here to read more.

Law School Honors Ely with 2006 Brigham-Kanner Property Rights Prize
James W. Ely, Jr., the leading authority on the evolution of property rights law in the U.S., received the prize during the Third Annual Brigham-Kanner Property Rights Conference earlier this month. Click here to read more.

Post a Position, Schedule an Interview -- Electronically
We encourage alumni to use the Employers Services page to schedule on-campus, off-campus, or videoconference interviews, request resume collection, or list positions to which students and/or graduates can apply. Click here to read more.Click here to learn more about career services at the Law School, including services for graduates interested in changing jobs.

Have You Changed Your Work or Home Address?
We want to stay in touch. You can update your contact information on-line by logging into the Alumni Directory and clicking on the link (To update your own information"). Click here to go to the on-line directory page.

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