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Join the Indigenous Women’s Law Society!

Posted: January 30, 2025
Please welcome the newest student organization to the Mitchell Hamline community – the Indigenous Women’s Law Society! A 2023 report published by the American Bar Association in collaboration with the Native American Bar Association titled “Excluded & Alone” studied the experiences of Native American female lawyers. Unfortunately, this report found feelings of isolation and instances …

Join the Indigenous Women’s Law Society!

AG Ellison, DOJ AAG Kanter, and free Jersey Mike’s subs on 10/23

Posted: October 13, 2023
The Mitchell Hamline Antitrust Society, in collaboration with the Minnesota Farmers Union and the MSBA Antitrust Law Section, is hosting an Antitrust Law Symposium on Monday, October 23rd! There will be several distinguished antitrust experts discussing various topics such as antitrust enforcement trends in Minnesota and around the country, antitrust in agriculture, as well as …

AG Ellison, DOJ AAG Kanter, and free Jersey Mike’s subs on 10/23

Discussion: Ticketmaster’s Potential Monopoly, DOJ’s Suit Against Google, Sanford/Fairview Merger.

Posted: February 7, 2023
Are you interesting in learning more about Ticketmaster’s potentially anticompetitive hold on the ticketing market? Or the DOJ’s recent lawsuit against Google for its advertising business? Or on a more local note, the proposed merger between Sanford and Fairview that sparked an investigation by the MN Attorney General? Mitchell Hamline’s Antitrust Society is hosting its …

Discussion: Ticketmaster’s Potential Monopoly, DOJ’s Suit Against Google, Sanford/Fairview Merger.

Spring Check-In/Kick-Off

Posted: January 11, 2023
Welcome to Spring semester! We hope everyone had an excellent and restful winter break. We would like to gather remotely with as many folks as possible to check in on how we are juggling things, share advice, and figure out where everyone needs support as we journey through law school while parenting. Topics for our …

Spring Check-In/Kick-Off

Are Big Tech companies too powerful? Antitrust Society meeting tomorrow at 5:30pm CT

Posted: October 12, 2022
Interested in questions concerning the Big Tech companies? We hear so much about Apple, Amazon, Facebook, and Google and all the concerns regarding their power in the economy. Some say that big isn’t necessarily bad, and others worry about their ever-increasing influence over the US and the world at large. Come to the Antitrust Society …

Are Big Tech companies too powerful? Antitrust Society meeting tomorrow at 5:30pm CT

Lawyers Concerned for Lawyers – Lawyers in Transition

Posted: October 11, 2022
Are you at a crossroads in your career? Lawyers Concerned for Lawyers offers a six-session Lawyers in Transition Group.  This confidential group for lawyers, judges, and law students explores decision-making and career alternatives within and outside the traditional practice of law. It may be appropriate for you if: You would like to be more fulfilled …

Lawyers Concerned for Lawyers – Lawyers in Transition

Interested in Antitrust, Competition law, or Consumer Protection? Join Antitrust Society!

Posted: September 2, 2022
The Mitchell Hamline Antitrust Society is being re-launched this year and we would love to put the word out to anyone who is interested in these topics, or has absolutely no idea what they are. We welcome anyone to join who wishes to share their interest with other students or simply just to meet some …

Interested in Antitrust, Competition law, or Consumer Protection? Join Antitrust Society!

First SBA General Meeting of the 2022-23 School Year

Posted: August 24, 2022
The 2022-23 SBA Executive Council will be holding its first general meeting on Sunday, August 28, at 7:30 p.m. CST. The meeting will be held virtually via Zoom and in person in the SBA Office—all are welcome! Any student who wishes to submit an agenda item may email [email protected] by Friday, August 26. General Meeting …

First SBA General Meeting of the 2022-23 School Year