Prof. Tim Waters reflects on 'In the Tenth Year of the War.' voelkerrechtsblog.org/in-the-tenth-y…

Had a great time discussing some really terrific nat'l sec law works-in-progress, particularly Alex Sinha's upcoming book chapter on governmental speech acts, nat'l sec proclamations, & international law.

Thanks Amy C. Gaudion for your leadership of AALS nat'l sec Section!

Just finished another trip to Newport. This is my 3rd year teaching for the Department of Defense 🇺🇸 Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA).

Great opportunity to discuss civilian risk mitigation, digital rights protection, military AI, & intelligence regulation with military lawyers from all over the world!

While at IUMaurerLaw, IP students can participate in two IP-focused student orgs. Today we'd like to highlight the 2024 Graduates from those specific student organizations: Intellectual Property Assocation and the Maurer Chapter of ChIPs. Congrats Class of 2024! #iplaw

Prof. Jennifer Oliva spoke with @fox59 last evening about the DEA's potential reclassification of marijuana, a major policy change that would have implications across the country.

CIPR is lucky to work with amazing students! But that means we also have to say goodbye to them so they can go off and do great things.
Congratulations to our Class of 2024 IP Graduates!
May the next chapter be your very best yet.
IP is #1. Go Maurer IP!
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My latest article, 'The Untold Tale of a Tax Rulings Haven' has just been published! This is part 2 of my 2-part project on #TaxRulings . Huge thanks to everyone who helped make it happen! You can read this piece at law.stanford.edu/publications/t… or ssrn.com/abstract=47228…. #Luxembourg

I'll be live on Noon Edition for WFIU/WTIU News to discuss campus protests at IU Bloomington and the First Amendment. Audio will be archived on their site.

Honored to be among this incredible group of thinkers and practitioners, many of whom are dear & longtime friends. Excited to work collaboratively to organize one of the biggest & most influential international law events of the year: ABILA's International Law Weekend!

For a 2nd year in a row IUMaurerLaw is the co-sponsor of The Jessup international rounds & the official organizer of the Breakfast Panel Discussion with the Problem Authors.

Had so much fun moderating this panel with my dear friends Jeff Brooks & Dagmar Butte. Video in link.

Yesterday, the Women’s Law Caucus, Feminist Law Forum, and Labor & Employment Law Society hosted Professor Deborah Widiss @DeborahWidiss for a discussion about the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act.

Thanks U.S. EEOC for a strong new rule providing important guidance on how #PWFA supports workers with pregnancy-related needs. My forthcoming article (soon to be updated to discuss the final rule) explains this landmark law in detail. Available here: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf….

For the third consecutive year, an Indiana Law student has been selected as an American Constitution Society Next Generation Leader. Congratulations to 2L Allyson McBride! blogs.iu.edu/maurerlaw/2024…

This week, Center for IP Research welcomed Prof Cyrill Rigamonti from the Universität Bern . While at IUMaurerLaw , he met with students and participated in a Trademark class. We appreciate Prof Rigamonti's spending time with Center for IP Research

.Emily Cauble (@WisconsinLaw) Presents Informal Tax Guidance’s Impact Today At IUMaurerLaw bit.ly/49z4Nzj

Research from Prof. Deborah Widiss @DeborahWidiss cited in 'UIndy Should Have Paid Parental Leave, but the Problem is Statewide.' reflector.uindy.edu/2024/04/10/uin…

Prof. Charlie Geyh quoted in Newsweek's 'Supreme court justices applying new ethics code differently' newsweek.com/supreme-court-…

IU Day is a one week away!
IU Day is about sharing the IU love—so we're giving you a heads up that we'd love to see your IU or IUMaurerLaw spirit this year! Post a selfie in IU gear or give a shout-out to your favorite professor! Don't forget the #IUday !
See you in a week! 📷

Prof. Tim Waters met with the editors of the Georgetown Journal of International Law (GJIL) yesterday for an informal discussion on the editing process of his forthcoming article and legal scholarship in general. Thanks to the journal staff for hosting!

Thanks for visiting! We're looking forward to the book!