This article covering the retirement of Delaware Supreme Court Justice Karen L. Valihura features comments from Delaware Law School Associate Professor Geeta Kohli. Kohli shares about the significance of Valihura's seat being passed down to another female justice.
Delaware Law School Associate Professor Veronica Finkelstein authored this article as part of a monthly column that spotlights what modern movie releases can teach attorneys about criminal law practice. For this piece, Finkelstein examines Curry Barker's 2025 horror film "Obsession" through this lens.
Delaware Law School student Lawrence Brannen shares his opinion on the Augusta‑Richmond County’s Section 1.40 equal opportunity policy in Georgia in this "letter to the editor" article.
Delaware Law School Assistant Professor Sarah Everhart, director of the Environmental and Natural Resources Law Clinic, recently participated in a junior faculty workshop hosted by the Coleman P. Burke Center for Environmental Law at Case Western Reserve University.
Delaware Law School Dean Todd Clark authored this feature for the latest issue of Delaware Business Magazine highlighting the upcoming move of the law school to downtown Wilmington, Delaware. Clark writes about the opportunities that the move presents not just to current and future Delaware Law students, but to the Wilmington legal community as a whole.
This article, co-authored by Delaware Law School Assistant Professor Elizabeth Beavers, explores how the post-9/11 War on Terror has influenced modern U.S. immigration policies.
Delaware Law School Dean Todd Clark will serve as a panelist at an upcoming virtual event hosted by the Houston Bar Association that will examine accreditation practices by the American Bar Association.
Delaware Law School student Bryant Long is taking part in the 2026 summer associate program at Porzio, Bromberg & Newman.
Coverage of Widener's commencement celebrations is featured in this article including the Chester campus schools and colleges, Delaware Law School and Commonwealth Law School.
Delaware Law School's commencement ceremony is featured in this issue of the AALS weekly newsletter.
Delaware Law School is recognized on this list of the best LLM programs for international students.
Coverage from both of Widener's law campuses is featured in this edition of the AALS weekly newsletter including Commonwealth Law School's recent student awards ceremony and spotlight on alumna Christine Corado '93, as well as Delaware Law School's annual awards ceremony and Assistant Professor of Law Keeshea Turner Roberts' participation in the inaugural Progressive Scholars Workshop hosted by the Society of American Law Teachers.
Delaware Law School Distinguished Professor Alan Garfield authored this opinion article following a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling in Louisiana v. Callais, a case involving Congressional district mapping.
Todd Clark, dean of Delaware Law School, recently participated in the Opportunity LIVES Here summit hosted by the Riverfront Development Corporation of Delaware and the Delaware River and Bay Authority.
Assistant Professor Sarah Everhart, director of the Environmental and Natural Resources Law Clinic at Delaware Law School, authored this article which examines the Delaware State Constitution. Everhart covers history, unique characteristics and more.
Delaware Law School Emeritus Professor Lawrence Hamermesh offers expert insight in this article discussing recent decisions by major companies to move their incorporation from Delaware to Texas.
Delaware Law School Associate Professor Geeta Kohli provides expert commentary in this article following Dell's decision to pull their incorporation out of Delaware. Kohli says that while there has been news of companies opting to remove their incorporation from Delaware recently, many companies and organizations still prefer to be incorporated in the state.
This article references scholarly work by Elizabeth Beavers, assistant professor at Delaware Law School.
Assistant Professor Sarah Everhart, director of the Environmental and Natural Resources Law Clinic at Delaware Law School, provides context on Delaware’s decision to join a multistate lawsuit challenging recent EPA changes to mercury‑emissions standards.