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Calling all environmental law lovers! 🌎 University of Miami School of Law - #MiamiLaw Prof. Caroline Bradley's paper, “It’s Not Easy Being Anti-Greenwashing” was recently cited in The Regulatory Review! Read it here: buff.ly/4gcgaAP #WomeninAcademia #WomenAlsoKnowLaw

Please join us in congratulating Stetson Law’s Prof. Ashley Krenelka Chase on her forthcoming article, “A Knight in Shining Nascency: Under-the-Radar Platforms as a Solution to Access to Justice for Incarcerated Litigants” in Virginia Law & Business Review! Read it here: buff.ly/3CQDDJw

Earlier this year, STU Benjamin L. Crump College of Law’s Prof. Sandy Boisrond was appointed to serve as a member of the Miami-Dade County Commission on Ethics and Public Trust. ⚖️ Please join us in giving her a grand round of applause! #WomeninAcademia #WomenAlsoKnowLaw #HighlightWomen

Check out University of Wisconsin Law School Prof. S. Lisa Washington’s Feature in The Yale Law Journal! The piece explores an underexplored layer of marginalization in the family regulation system: time. Read it here: buff.ly/3VeEhqw.

Prof. Natasha Sarin of Yale Law School writes about the catch in Trump and Sanders’ plans to cap credit card rates in Washington Post Opinions. 💳🤩 Check out the article here: buff.ly/41cLsDB.

Huge congratulations to USanDiegoLaw Professor Orly Lobel, who topped a list on Brian Leiter's Law School Reports of the most-cited faculty in employment or labor law! 🏅📚 buff.ly/3AXmPA5

New from Andrea Boyack @mizzoulaw: “Abuse of Contract: Boilerplate Erasure of Consumer Counterparty Rights.” Using data from online agreements, Boyack makes the case that incentives like market competition & reputational interests don't protect consumers. buff.ly/4ggfycV

Looking for a new read? Wendy Wong reviews Fleur Johns’ #Help: Digital Humanitarianism & the Remaking of International Order. A great look at the intersections of law, anthropology, technology, politics, digitization, & humanitarianism. #WomenAlsoKnowLaw buff.ly/4htSfhg

Yusra Suedi explores how the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights is a promising stage for climate change litigation. Learn more about her presentation and paper (co-authored with Marie Fall) here: buff.ly/4jLxcZd #WomenAlsoKnowLaw #CiteBlackWomen

Check out this piece by Katherine young.bsky.social examining how everyday Americans seek help for legal problems. Using data from thousands of respondents, the article proposes access to justice reforms informed by lived experience. #WomenAlsoKnowLaw buff.ly/3Q9P0Qc

Looking for a good listen? Hear Professor Anne Lofaso, University of Cincinnati College of Law, discuss the administration's firing of federal workers with Ohio Congressman Greg Landsman. buff.ly/itOSzFj

Congrats to Rachel López on her new piece with Geoff Dancy: “The Paradox of Punishing for a Democratic Future” Using empirical evidence, the article sheds light on how criminally charging a head of state may affect the democracy which prosecutes them. buff.ly/mpmt76x

Congratulations to Prof. Trang (Mae) Nguyen.bsky.social of @templeemplelaw.bsky.social, whose paper, Hidden Power in Global Supply Chains, has been awarded the 2025 ComplianceNet Outstanding Junior Scholar Paper. Read it here! buff.ly/QWNhiiV #WomenAlsoKnowLaw

The Knight First Amendment Institute.org First Amendment Institute at Columbia University is hiring a legal fellow ASAP. Apply here! buff.ly/Jm0Tbjv #WomenAlsoKnowLaw

Betsy J. Grey’s article in the Havard Journal on Legislation examines how & why governments override tort law and grant immunity to private industries. Using examples like Covid & 9/11, she offers a guide for these high-stakes decisions. #CiteWomen buff.ly/GhKyKr6

Plaintiffs who sue the government for rights abuses face an uphill battle. So, is it still worth the fight? In her new paper, Joanna Schwartz of UCLA Law makes the case that it is. Check it out on SSRN: buff.ly/Ojravi2 #WomenAlsoKnowLaw

.Maybell Romero's new piece in Va. L. Rev. is a must-read. Prof. Romero offers a deeply engaging account of how victims of sexual violence experience shame. She concludes by encouraging others to explore auto-ethnographic methods in legal scholarship. buff.ly/3h6phYK

In "Intimate Partner Violence Workplace Legislation: Minimizing Costs and Maximizing Benefits", DelPo Kulow & Maria Granik show that supporting survivors is the right thing to do AND makes good business sense. Reform saves lives & improves the bottom line buff.ly/UpvMpVw

Carrie Hempel's new article, Within the Law, Beyond Exploitation (w/ Prof. Gowri J. Krishna), explores how immigrant worker co-ops are reshaping labor, legality, & dignity, pushing the boundaries of economic justice through collective action. #CiteWomen buff.ly/S0P0dwO