For first-year student John Kozlar, there’s nothing like the crack of the bat against the ball, the hustle to chase down an outfield fly or the slide for a stolen base. Baseball has been a fixture in his life since he was barely old enough to hold a bat. His love of the game is what Kozlar wants the next generation in his neighborhood to appreciate as much as he does, so he finds time to volunteer as president of the Canaryville Little League.
Clinical Professor F. Willis Caruso will be honored on May 23, 2013, with an award for Excellence in Public Interest Service presented by the United States District Court, in conjunction with the Chicago Chapter of the Federal Bar Association. Caruso was selected for his years of outstanding pro bono work on behalf of those who otherwise would fail to have representation.
The Center for Real Estate Law hosted “Ethics and Professionalism in Transactional Practice on May 2, 2013.
The John Marshall Faculty Activity Report is a comprehensive account of all faculty scholarly activities and publications, presentations, pro bono work, and general service to the legal community.
John Marshall Professors Ann Lousin and William McGrath won awards for their columns that appeared in the Chicago Daily Law Bulletin (CDLB).
The housing bubble that led to the nation’s economic crisis was greatly inflated by millions of home buyers signing onto oversized mortgages that they had not carefully read, did not fully understand and could not really afford. Congress responded by mandating improved home loan disclosure forms.
The John Marshall Faculty Activity Report is a comprehensive account of all faculty scholarly activities and publications, presentations, pro bono work, and general service to the legal community.
David Eckhardt (JD ’09/LLM ’13) (center) was honored by the Chicago Bar Association (CBA) Federal Tax Committee on April 23, 2013.
