Thomas Brennan: Lead Editor Thomas Brennan ’21 is a full-time day student and Lead Editor for the UMass Law Review. Tom was born and raised in a small town in Northeast Connecticut before attending Temple University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania from 2011 to 2015. Tom graduated with a BA in Criminal Justice and a minor in Arabic. … Continue reading Meet the Law Review →

The following students have recently become full staff members of the Associate Editor Class: Elizabeth Cabral-Townson Jennifer Carosi Katelyn Fisher Sydney Goldstein Jeremy T. Hersh Mike Masci Brett Mueller Adam M. Zwetchkenbaum

These are the UMass Law Students who will lead next year's Law Review Publication. Editor-in-Chief......................................................................................Kevin King Managing Editors........................................Angela Flanagan & Lillie Goldman Articles Editor......................................................................Abigaelle Ngamboma Business Editor............................................................................Alyssa M. Petroff Notes Editor.........................................................................................Joey Spadoni Technology Editor.................................................................William R. Jennings

Happy 2021.  We are delighted that Volume 15.2 has been published.  Congratulations to all of our authors. Read the whole issue here.

Spencer K. Schneider, UMass Law Review's Technology Editor recently had his article published in the National Lawyers Guild Review. Check out his abstract below and click here to read the full article! THE WHEELS ON THE BUS: THE STATUTORY SCHEMES THAT TURN TRAFFIC TICKETS INTO FINANCIAL CRISES Forty-three states have, or previously had, some version … Continue reading Member Articles →

UMass Law Review's latest issue features articles from Garry A. Gabison and Charles W. Collier. Charles W. Collier is a Professor of Law and Philosophy at the University of Florida. His article is called The Unwritten Rules of Liberal Democracy. Click here to read the whole article.

UMass Law Review's latest issue features articles from Garry A. Gabison and Charles W. Collier. Garry A. Gabison is a Lecturer of Law, Economics & Regulations at Queen Mary University of London Centre for Commercial Law Studies. His article examines the First Sale Doctrine and its implications on the textbook market. Here is his abstract. … Continue reading Articles from Volume 15, Issue 2 (2020) →