Addie Rolnick, David Tanenhaus, and Justin Iverson (all Law), along with alumna Danielle L. Silvestri ('24), co-authored an article titled "'A Plain Denial': Reclaiming Equal Protection in American Juvenile Law," published in the Seattle University Law Review.

Jeff Stempel (Law) co-authored a new casebook entitled, Canadian Law of Insurance: Cases, Notes and Materials, published by LexisNexis Canada.

Jeff Stempel (Law) gave a presentation for the University of Connecticut’s New Ideas in Insurance series titled, “The Need for a Contra Pertinacia Canon of Insurance Policy Construction.”

Tom Romero (Law) presented a seminar to the faculty, staff, and students of the Law School and School of Social Sciences at the University of Western Australia on Nov. 20.  Romero's seminar reported his preliminary findings of a new project, “The Rise of a White Water Citizenry in the Arid-Metropolitan Australia and United States: The…

Benjamin Edwards (Law) served as a panelist for the 2025 Dan K. Moore Program in Ethics: Sea Changes in Business Law. He spoke on the panel “Challengers to Delaware’s Dominance — Texas & Nevada.”

Maryam Ahranjani (Law) recently spoke at the Boston University Law Review Symposium, The University and Democracy. Her presentation, “Universities as Sanctuaries,” was part of the panel Policing the University and drew from her essay of the same name, published in the Journal of College and University Law.

Professor Shih-Chun “Steven” Chien (Law) presented his paper, “Evidence-Based Criminal Justice 2.0: Data, Discretion, and the Invisible Iron Cage,” at the 2025 Rocky Mountain Junior Scholars Forum, hosted by Brigham Young University’s J. Reuben Clark Law School.

Shih-Chun “Steven” Chien (Law) was invited to deliver a keynote address at the 2025 International Conference on The Boundaries and Challenges of Judicial Ethics, hosted by the Academy for the Judiciary, Ministry of Justice in Taipei, Taiwan. His presentation, titled “Legal Ethics in a Divided America,” …

Addie Rolnick (Law) was a panelist for a discussion on "Surviving Doe: Understanding Threats to Kamehameha, Hawaiʻi, and Beyond" hosted by the Ka Huli Ao Center for Excellence in Native Hawaiian Law at the William S. Richardson School of Law. 

Frank Rudy Cooper (Law) gave the keynote address at the Vulnerability, Inequality and Justice Workshop at the Peter A. Allard School of Law at the University of British Columbia. The address was on Police Targeting of Racial Minorities: A Challenge for Vulnerability Theory.

Professor Joe Regalia (Law) presented a webinar for the State Bar of Nevada on "Skills and Strategies for Using AI in Your Legal Practice Today."

The Thomas & Mack Legal Clinic (Law) was named the Law Firm of the Year at the Las Vegas National Bar Association’s 2025 Annual Scholarship and Award Gala.