Law
So Simple, So Complex, So Human
The yellow sheet of paper offers an easy-to-understand gateway into a complicated world for the ordinary renter. “Your landlord has started a court case to evict you,” it begins. Three short sections on the one-page sheet are labeled: Act. Get Informed. Get Help. The fact that, since June 2023, the sheet is being offered to…
Chief Norman wants your trust
Jeffrey Norman, a Milwaukee native and Marquette lawyer, emphasizes collaboration and community partnership.
‘We’re Here Now’
The Summer Youth Institute offers young people an introduction to the world of the law.
On the Issues: Wisconsin election outlook, Nov. 29
Join the Lubar Center on Nov. 29 for “On the Issues: Wisconsin Election Outlook.”
Difference maker Judge Christopher Foley
Bringing compassion and a sense of mission to the family business of circuit court, Judge Christopher Foley, Arts ’75, Law ’78, changed the lives of thousands of children for the better.
Get to know Chris Corkery at the Marquette University Law School, Nov. 16
Corkery invested in revitalizing distressed areas by creating Hundred Acre, an urban hydroponic farm in Century City.
On the Issues: Marquette Law School Wisconsin Poll, Nov. 8
Marquette University Law School will announce the results of a new statewide poll on Wednesday, Nov. 8, in an in-person event.
Native American Heritage Dinner, Nov. 12
Marquette Law School’s Lubar Center for Public Policy Research and Civic Education will host a Native American Heritage Dinner on Sunday, Nov. 12.
A year in review with Sheriff Denita Ball, Oct. 27
Denita Ball, sheriff of Milwaukee County, will reflect on her first year in the position and highlight her vision for the future on Friday, Oct. 27, at noon in Eckstein Hall’s Lubar Center.
Marquette University Law School open houses, Oct. 21 and Nov. 11
The Marquette University Law School will host two open houses this fall on Oct. 21 and Nov. 11.