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Taking a holistic approach to client services can help those in the financial services industry navigate a changing economy, a Goldman Sachs managing director told students.

The current economic crisis is not without precedent, but the notion that deregulation was the sole cause doesn't bear up under close scrutiny, a panel of experts said at the Law School.

Gordon Todd '00 and Kosta Stojilkovic '04, both former U.S. Supreme Court clerks, discuss effective oral advocacy during a Student Legal Forum talk March 24 at the Law School. Todd and Stojilkovic are associates at Sidley Austin in Washington, D.C.

Adjunct Professor D. Brock Green discusses the Employment Law Clinic at the University of Virginia School of Law.

Establishing the rule of law after a military intervention is increasingly about relationship building and less about institutional improvements, said Professor Thomas Nachbar, who spoke to students during a J.B. Moore Society of International Law event

Beverly Monroe was sentenced to 20 years for a murder she did not commit - a murder, in fact, that never occurred. Monroe told her story at an event sponsored by the Innocence Project Clinic and the Virginia Innocence Project Student Group.

The Digital Millennium Copyright Act, now more than 10 years old, has been both a blessing and a curse to users and producers of technology and media, according to panelists who spoke at a Virginia Journal of Law and Technology symposium.

Attorneys who work and write about international arbitration gathered at the Law School to discuss issues surrounding the growing practice.