Seton Hall Law Professor Doron Dorfman weighs in on how federal policy changes could affect workplace accommodations for people with Long COVID under the Americans with Disabilities Act.
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In Seton Hall Magazine, @SetonHallLaw Dean Ronald Weich reflects on his public service and preparing the next generation of lawyers to strengthen our legal institutions.
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The line between sports, gaming & prediction markets is blurring, and the law is racing to keep up. Join Oct. 30 top legal experts at the Sports Law Symposium. Register today! $99 for 4.5 CLE hours. Explore agenda & speakers: hubs.li/Q04CFkx_0
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Last week, @SetonHallLaw and @RutgersLaw co-hosted the annual Housing Justice Summit, exploring tenant organizing and legal advocacy across New Jersey. hubs.li/Q04Cm3Dl0
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What should patients know about compounded weight-loss drugs? Seton Hall Law Professor Anjali Deshmukh, M.D., discusses safety, regulation and the essential role of compounding pharmacies in TIME. hubs.li/Q04zs_vL0
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Seton Hall Law alumna Terra Buckley, JD, VP and head of compliance at MedPro Systems, shares how earning her law degree while advancing her career built expertise and confidence: “You are never too old and you will never regret it.”
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Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with Professor Solangel Maldonado’s essential reading list and explore the rich histories, diverse cultures and lived experiences of Hispanic and Latino communities.
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“You need more than intelligence and knowledge. You need wisdom—the wisdom to recognize and serve the truth.”
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Assistant Professor of Legal Practice and Seton Hall Law LEO Program Director Melanie Perez-Vellios shares her journey to becoming a lawyer and reflects on what Hispanic heritage means to her. hubs.li/Q04ycQmf0
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Can money buy a World Series? Professor Robert Boland offers expert analysis in Newsday on the relationship between payroll, revenue and on-field success as Major League Baseball heads toward consequential labor negotiations. Subscription required to read: hubs.li/Q04y1Gl80
Prof. Jenny-Brooke Condon picks her favorite Constitutional case: Plyler v. Doe — equal protection & the rights of noncitizens.
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Prof. Thomas Healy share why NYT v. Sullivan still shapes what the press can say about public officials.
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This Constitution Day, Prof. Michael Coenen on Marbury v. Madison and the Constitution’s enduring influence.
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🔥 HOT FROM THE PRESS: A+ in Health Law! ⚖️🏆
Seton Hall Law has earned an A+ rating for Health Law on The National Jurist’s 2026 Specialty Honor Roll! Read in full: hubs.li/Q04xMkpf0
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NJ families can face eviction when children turn 18. Seton Hall Law’s Khabirah H. Myers calls for reform to keep families together.
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What makes the Huawei racketeering trial so complex? Seton Hall Law Professor Margaret Lewis points to its extraordinary scope, with allegations spanning more than 25 years.
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Law Professor Stephen Lubben joined bankruptcy and commercial law professors in urging the U.S. Senate to remove a proposed “Insolvency Safe Harbor” from the pending Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, warning it could increase systemic financial risk. hubs.li/Q04xg6460
Congratulations, Judge Alex D. Silagi ‘14,
Seton Hall Law alumnus, has been appointed as a United States magistrate judge for the District of New Jersey.
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A PAC’s name isn’t always what it seems. In an experiment with 650+ participants, Seton Hall Law’s Brian Sheppard and Monash University’s Andrew Moshirnia found deceptive PAC names can influence voters — even politically engaged partisans. Read in Salon: hubs.li/Q04vWl7M0
Prof. Doron Dorfman is featured in Bloomberg Law’s analysis of Long Covid claims under the Americans with #Disabilities Act.
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