Dayton Law News
Law and Technology Symposium Examined Trademark Law Changes
09.28.2010 | LawDuring a talk , Louisville Law Professor John Cross argued the United States needs to make major changes to its predominant trademark law, the Lanham Act. More
September News Briefs
09.16.2010 | Engineering, Education, Law, Campus and Community, President, Faculty, BusinessCampus will be alive with events featuring Stephen King's birthday, a "food fight," a giant paper chain and a discussion about whether trademark laws are outdated, among others. School of Law names Susan Wawrose director of the School of Law's graduate law programs. More
One of a Few
09.12.2010 | LawDayton Law is one of 16 law schools around the U.S. - and the only one in Ohio - selected to host a one-day workshop for new legal writing faculty and law librarians and persons interested in entering the field. More
September 2010 Faculty News
09.03.2010 | Faculty, LawRoundup of publications, media appearances and presentations. More
September 2010 Alumni News
09.01.2010 | LawRoundup of news from alumni from around the country. More
Striving to Be the 'Shiniest Crayon in the Box'
08.16.2010 | LawMore than 30 students could be found around Keller Hall this summer, learning about the law, and themselves, as part of the Law and Leadership Summer Institute, a five-week intensive program in its second year at Dayton Law. More
Summer 2010 Faculty News
08.03.2010 | Faculty, LawRoundup of publications, media appearances and presentations. More
Susan Brenner's Latest Book Examines Criminal Cyberthreats
07.22.2010 | Law, FacultyProfessor Susan Brenner describes her area of research, the topic of cybercrime and cyberterrorism, as "the intersection of good and bad in a context in which none of the traditional assumptions and none of the traditional constraints apply." More
Law Clinic Shows Students Preparation is the Key
07.15.2010 | Students, LawDayton Law students spend hours during their third year of law school honing their lawyering skills in the Law Clinic, where they work with real clients on real cases. More