Stay up to date with the latest news from the Business Law program. Past issues of our Business Law Bulletin can be viewed and downloaded from Digital Commons.
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Business Law Track Celebrates 22 New Graduates July 25, 2022 Maryland Carey Law’s Business Law Program was thrilled to welcome 22 new graduates to its alumni roster this Spring semester. Read more |
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The Bankruptcy Moot Court Team Successfully Completed the 2022 Season July 25, 2022 The Bankruptcy Moot Court team successfully completed a challenging 2022 season. All of the team members have been active members of the Business Law Program, which aims to provide practical skills along with the ability to think critically as they become the newest generation of attorneys to address cutting-edge business law issues. Read more |
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Interview with Brittani Gordon, 15 July 25, 2022 Since graduating in 2015, Brittani Gordon has made a career working with startup and emerging growth companies through the NEXT powered by Shulman Rogers platform. Recently, Brittani took the time to answer some questions about her career, her time in law school, and what advice she has for current students. Read more |
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Professor William Moon Contributes to the Anonymous Companies' Conversation July 25, 2022 Professor William Moon’s recent article contributes to the anonymous companies' conversation The latest article by Professor William Moon contributes to the discussion about anonymous companies. Read more |
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Business Law Week 2022 is Officially in the Books July 25, 2022 Business Law Week 2022 is officially in the books! Students, faculty, and staff all enjoyed the opportunity to join together to celebrate their mutual love of all things business law in a week full of exciting events. Read more |
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High Spirits At The Sagamore Spirit Distillery On a Friday in November, business law students, faculty, and staff enjoyed a night at the Sagamore Spirit Distillery in South Baltimore. |
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Megan Case Publishes "Google, Big Data, & Antitrust" in Delaware Journal of Corporate Law “We must proceed with a scalpel, not a sword,” proposes Megan Case, a 3L at Maryland Carey Law, to address the unique antitrust challenges posed by big tech companies like Google. Read more |
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Student Story: My Summer Interning at the SEC I had the pleasure of being a legal intern in the Chief Counsels Office (CCO) of the Division of Investment Management at the SEC. Read more |
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Faculty Profile: Dan Goldberg Every law school has its legends. Those personalities that have been delighting (or terrifying!) law students for generations. Read more |
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Welcoming New Managing Director Heather Terech The Business Law Program at Maryland Carey Law is pleased to welcome Heather Terech as its new Managing Director. Read more |
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My Summer as a Law Clerk at the U.S. Department of Commerce Erika Birk shares her experience as a summer law clerk for the Office of Chief Counsel for Trade Enforcement and Compliance at the Department of Commerce. Read more |
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Business Law Competition Teams 2020-21 Update The Business Law Program is proud to highlight two business law related competition teams, the Transactional Law Team and Bankruptcy Team. Both teams performed exceptionally well last year and provided a retrospective of their 2020-21 competition year. Read more |
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Randi Rubinstein '22 Receives MSBA's Steven J. Mandell Scholarship Award Each year, the Business Law Section of the Maryland State Bar Association (MSBA) honors a rising third-year law student who has excelled in their studies and demonstrated a commitment to business law with the Steven J. Mandell Scholarship Award. Randi Rubinstein '22 was selected as the 2021 recipient. Read more |
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Symposium Unpacks the Impacts of the Pandemic on the Workplace In response to the many implications surrounding the virtual workplace, the Journal of Business & Technology Law's 2021 symposium explored the impact of the virtual workplace on professional environments in the future, as well as the associated legal challenges. Read more |
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Tips and Traps for Moving a Traditional Law School Course Online The law school, like most of the country, moved online last March. We learned a few things about what worked and what didn’t which I’d like to pass along. Read more |
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Faculty Notes The latest publications, presentations and other scholarly work from our Business Law Program faculty. Read more |
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Points of Pride Accomplishments of our current students and Business Law Track graduates. Read more |
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Alumni Spotlight: Shayon T. Smith ’02 Shayon T. Smith ’02 quite literally has one of the “sweetest” jobs as she is head of global litigation at The Hershey Company, where she is responsible for managing Hershey’s global litigation portfolio and claims including class actions, employment litigation and commercial disputes. Read more |
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Foundations in Business Law: A Reflection Last spring semester I had the chance to take a brand-new 1L elective created to provide students a comprehensive and practical view of what it means to be a business lawyer. Read more |
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Business Law Track Alumni Class Grows Thirty-two students added their names to the distinguished roster of Business Law Track graduates in the past two years, bringing the total number of graduates in our Business Law Track alumni class to 110. Read more |
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Closing the Deal: Students Place at Duke Transactional Law Competition By Kristin Wells ’21 Coach Ward and Professor Hansen helped our class explore how deal terms are interrelated and how lawyers can most effectively engage in client advocacy by helping us to work through the fictional business deal created by Duke Law School’s second annual Interscholastic Transactional Law Competition. Read more |
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Students Form New Bankruptcy Moot Court Team The 2020 Spring Semester heralded the formation of Maryland Carey Law’s inaugural Bankruptcy Moot Court Team. The students selected for this new team will be competing in the 29th Annual Conrad B. Duberstein National Bankruptcy Moot Court Competition. Read more |
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Summer Externship as a Law Honors Intern at the Federal Aviation Administration From day one I received a variety of assignments including research, advice pieces, and assisting Agency counsel with their ongoing litigation. Read more |
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The Business Law Track: Most Helpful Courses It is vital in law school to prepare yourself for practice by gaining exposure to the most important aspects of business law. Read more |
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Shumsky-Kronick Business Fellowship Reflection As the Shumsky-Kronick Fellow in the summer of 2019, I had the opportunity to work with Greenberg Gibbons Commercial Corporation as they continue to lease, develop, and manage large shopping centers and mixed-use commercial real estate properties within the State of Maryland. Read more |