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Top patent litigator William Todd '76, a Principal at McKool Smith, shares some of the highlights from his career representing and litigating against leading international companies, including pharmaceutical and industrial giants. Wednesday, November 11 3:45 p.m. - 4:45 p.m...
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Jennifer
Can you make this available by speakerphone?
November 3 at 3:50pm
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Professor Paul Finkelman made national headlines for his role in securing a posthumous pardon for Thomas and Meeks Griffin, who were wrongly convicted of a controversial murder nearly 100 years ago...
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Patrick Champ
Kyle: We get it! You miss the trees!! Posting that as a comment every single time ALS posts pics is not going to bring them back! The trees are gone ... Move on!!
October 15 at 10:22am
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Albany Law School TV coverage of last night's vigil for domestic violence awareness

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Health Law Week will be held on campus from Saturday, Nov. 7, through Thursday, Nov. 12...
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Albany Law School The Albany Law Review hosted the symposium "Main Street, Wall Street and K Street: Regulating Financial Markets in New York and Beyond" on Oct. 8.

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Albany Law School Main Street, Wall Street and K Street: Regulating financial markets in New York and beyond http://albany.bizjournals.com/albany/stories/2009/10/05/daily32.html?surround=lfn

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Symposium focuses on regulating the financial industry
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Albany Law School "Lincoln's Legacy: Enduring Lessons of Executive Power" was a two-day symposium held by the Albany Government Law Review in October.

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Katherine
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October 6 at 10:59am
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Albany Law School "Lincoln's Legacy: Enduring Lessons of Executive Power" was a two-day symposium held by the Albany Government Law Review in October.

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Katherine
Katherine
Great job, everyone.
October 6 at 10:59am
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Albany Law School Senior Citizens' Law Day today at the law school from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

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Albany Law's Centers provide countless opportunities for every student. The Government Law Center takes advantage of the School's location in New York's capital and the seat of state government. ...
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Early this week Professor Sheldon Halpern was unearthing from its box the latest galleys from his book, a new edition of his 2002 COPYRIGHT LAW: PROTECTION OF ORIGINAL EXPRESSION (Carolina Academic Press). "This is more than an update," he explained, adding more than 300 pages...
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Albany Law School Op-ed on financial regulations by Professor Ray Brescia

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As part of efforts to overhaul financial regulations, Congress is considering strengthening the Community Reinvestment Act by closing its many loopholes and expanding its coverage.
John T. Sly
John T. Sly
Interesting take, but totally incorrect. The basic concept of the law (and the regulators who both pushed and encouraged subprime lending out of the scope of the law), is to require lenders to give money to those they normally wouldn't. Haven't we learned our lesson? Money should be lent to those who have demonstrated their ability to repay it... Read More. If a lender were simply throwing away their own money, that might not concern me. However, when my tax dollars are at stake in the form of insurance for economically unsupportable loans, I say "no".
September 28 at 11:39am
Peter Lauricella
Peter Lauricella
I respectfully disagree with the Professor as well. I am not sure what he is saying. Subprime lending got out of control during this last housing bubble, but we need more of it - only that it will be OK now because government will control it better? Maybe if government would stop distorting the market, bankers would make more investment worthy decisions, and then we would not have to consider bailouts.
September 28 at 11:59pm
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