North Carolina’s coastal insurer of last resort just won international recognition for a $600 million bond Carolina Law’s Don Hornstein helped design. Read how a 2008 legislative appointment grew into a global first in climate resilience.
The framers created the presidency to fix a government with no executive at all. More than two centuries later, Carolina Law’s Michael Gerhardt and UVA’s Sai Prakash debated whether the office has outgrown its constitutional limits.
Would your board know if its AI policy was failing? The Dan K. Moore Program in Ethics takes on that question and more in a virtual CLE on November 13.
The Navy rarely upgrades a discharge to fully honorable. Carolina Law’s Military and Veterans Law Clinic secured exactly that for a Vietnam veteran, transforming his widow’s life and fulfilling his wish for a military burial.
New judgeships, partnerships, awards and a few well-earned retirements. See what your Carolina Law classmates have been up to this year in Class Notes.
The most credentialed class in Carolina Law history has arrived, and more than half of its members are North Carolinians. See what sets the Class of 2029 apart.
This year, Carolina Law students can design and build their own AI tools for legal work. Three new courses teach them how the technology works, where it fails and how to use it responsibly in practice.
Karl Gwaltney ’12 found an unusual way to give back to Carolina Law. His class action settlement over illegal medical records fees named the Economic Justice Clinic as its cy pres recipient, and he hopes other alumni will follow his lead.
