Professor Leslie Levin authored an article in Law.com about the responsibility of State authorities to investigate the misconduct of Justice Department attorneys.

Professor Anya Bernstein authored a post in Yale’s Notice & Comment Blog, a blog from the Yale Journal on Regulation and ABA Section of Administrative Law & Regulatory Practice. The post concerns Justice Alito’s Trump v. Illinois dissent and the interpretive limits of the Supreme Court.

Professor Leslie Levin was quoted in a Law.com article involving ties between Goldman Sachs and Jeffery Epstein, commenting that “[n]o company wants to be seen as having the slightest association with Epstein.”

Professors Jenny Kim, Rachel Timm, and Alexandra Lombardi presented a workshop titled Respectful Risk-Taking: Building Foundations for Social Justice Dialogue through Habits and Micro-Assertions.

“Dialogue in pursuit of social justice can feel fraught. Legal writing professors, though not always teaching directly on social justice topics, are uniquely positioned to help students develop habits that support respectful, constructive dialogue in the classroom and beyond. This presentation introduces “respectful risk-taking” as a framework to help students recognize their cultural lens, appreciate diverse perspectives, and view difference as an opportunity for collaboration. The presentation will also recommend and provide examples of micro-assertions—subtle but intentional practices that invite and encourage marginalized voices to join the dialogue.”

Professor Goldburn Maynard joined the board of the American Tax Policy Institute (ATPI) for a term from 2026-2029. ATPI is a nonprofit organization whose trustees and members are leading experts on taxation from the fields of law, accounting, and economics, supporting scholarship to aid policymakers and administrators in improving the tax system.

Adjunct Professor William J. Roberts was quoted in the Sports Collectors Daily article “Snype’s Scrubbed Launch: Tech Failures, User Data Concerns Doom New Auction Platform” in regard to data breaches and privacy issues.