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Several members of the Mitchell Hamline community are being honored with Diversity and Inclusion Awards from Minnesota Lawyer magazine. The third annual awards are being handed out to groups and individuals the magazine says have “made a significant impact with respect to diversity and inclusion on the greater community or within their organizations.” The winners …

Members of Mitchell Hamline community recognized for contributions to diversity

Professor Raleigh Levine has been awarded the James E. Kelley Chair in Tort Law, a professorship created by James E. and Margaret H. Kelley in 1966. James Kelley graduated from Mitchell Hamline predecessor school St. Paul College of Law in 1917. After a successful trial practice, he went on to become general counsel of Hamm’s …

Professor Levine named to Kelley Chair in Tort Law

A new textbook co-authored by Professor Sharon Sandeen, director of Mitchell Hamline’s Intellectual Property Institute, is taking a big-picture approach to handling the reams and gigabytes of information that businesses collect and create on a daily basis, including issues related to intellectual property protection, privacy, data breaches, and government transparency. Sandeen worked with Elon Law …

Prof. Sandeen co-authors new textbook on information law

The board of trustees of Mitchell Hamline School of Law added five new members as of July 1. Two board members, former Minnesota Supreme Court Chief Justice Eric J. Magnuson ’76 (WMCL) and former Minnesota Supreme Court Associate Justice Helen M. Meyer ’83 (WMCL), completed their service and stepped down from the board. Board membership …

Mitchell Hamline board of trustees adds five members

3L Gabriel Ramirez-Hernandez was one of 30 law students from around the country chosen to take part in the Hispanic National Bar Association’s Intellectual Property Law Institute in Washington, D.C., in June. Ramirez-Hernandez was the only student from Minnesota picked for the highly competitive immersion program. Started in 2013 as an effort to increase Latino …

Student selected for HNBA intellectual property program in D.C.