By Professor Jessica Feinberg
My last few law review articles have addressed parentage issues. In conducting research for those articles, something caught my attention with regard to the law’s approach to determining parentage at the time of a child’s birth. Read More.
By Associate Professor Anthony Moffa
If you are reading this, you have probably heard the mantra “work smarter, not harder” at some point. Attributed to engineer Allen F. Morgenstern and coined in the 1930s, the message is simple, yet powerful – more effort, hours, pages does not always yield better results. Read More.
By Associate Dean Deirdre Smith, Director of the Cumberland Legal Aid Clinic
Every year thousands of Mainers face major legal problems on their own, without the help of a lawyer. While our indigent defense system for serious criminal matters has received recent attention, we should not overlook the other part of the legal system where Mainers do not always receive the help they need — our civil justice system. Read More.
By Peter Guffin, Professor of Practice
Co-authored by Christopher J. Bender, Northcross Group
COVID-19 measures have driven workplace operations beyond what most businesses ever planned. Read More.