Campbell Law Seeks Volunteers to Judge Prestigious National Trial Advocacy Competition

Raleigh, NC – Campbell Law School is actively seeking volunteer judges for an upcoming premier trial advocacy competition. Scheduled for March 6-9, the law school, in conjunction with Milberg Law and the University of South Carolina, will co-host the 2025 Regional Tournament of the American Advocates for Justice (AAJ) Student Trial Advocacy Competition (STAC). The competition is renowned for highlighting the capabilities of aspiring trial lawyers, who will vie for scholarships and a spot to represent their teams at the AAJ’s national convention in July. The event promises to gather significant legal talent with 16 … Read more

Washington Advocacy Group Challenges Trump’s Ban On Attorney Access To Immigrant Detainees

Seattle, WA — A Washington-based group, alongside other organizations, has initiated legal action challenging a recent directive that prohibits attorneys from visiting immigrant detainees. This lawsuit is directed against an order issued by the Trump administration, which has raised significant concerns among immigration rights advocates about the welfare and legal rights of detainees. The executive order, part of a broader agenda to tighten immigration controls, has come under scrutiny for allegedly infringing on the constitutional rights of individuals to consult with legal counsel. The order discontinues the long-standing practice of permitting lawyers to meet face-to-face … Read more

Opinion: The Public Health Risks Posed by RFK Jr.’s Advocacy and Rhetoric

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a prominent figure in the environmental law sector and a member of the storied Kennedy clan, has increasingly become a figure of controversy due to his outspoken views on vaccines and public health policies. Experts express concerns that his stance could undermine the establishment and administration of vaccines, which are critical in combating infectious diseases and safeguarding public health. Kennedy has been increasingly vocal about his skepticism of vaccine safety and efficacy, a stance that aligns him with the anti-vaccine movement. This has raised alarms among public health officials and medical … Read more

U.S. District Judge Timothy J. Corrigan Honored with 2025 Distinguished Federal Judicial Service Award for Pro Bono Advocacy

Jacksonville, Florida – U.S. District Court Judge Timothy J. Corrigan, currently serving the Middle District of Florida, has been named the recipient of the prestigious 2025 Distinguished Federal Judicial Service Award. This accolade is in recognition of his unwavering commitment and exemplary service to the public, particularly in promoting pro bono legal services. The award ceremony, scheduled for January 16, will be presided over by Chief Justice Carlos G. Muñiz and will be broadcast live from the Supreme Court of Florida. This event highlights important contributions made by legal professionals toward public service and pro … Read more