Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Harvard Law: A 64-year journey
Harvard Law School remembers Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
‘We have lost a giant’: Ruth Bader Ginsburg (1933–2020)
A tireless advocate for access to justice, Ralph D. Gants ’80 (1954-2020)
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Chief Justice Ralph D. Gants ’80, a tireless advocate for access to justice, died on Sept. 14. Renowned for his intelligence and his integrity, Gants used his leadership role in the commonwealth’s court system to press for fairness, equality under the law, and justice for all.
‘The scholar, teacher, and colleague we should all hope to be’: Anne Fleming ’05 (1979-2020)
Anne Fleming ’05, a former HLS Climenko Fellow, a legal historian and a professor at Georgetown University Law Center, died suddenly Aug. 26 from an embolism. Her research interests included contract and commercial law, consumer finance, and American legal history, with a focus on the relationship between law and poverty.
Looking Back, Looking Forward
How Do You Prepare for a Pandemic?
A Case for Compassion
Double Take
“Carly” Anderson ’12 wrote on Dec. 4 to report that Mitch Reich ’12 had argued Rodriguez v. FDIC before the Supreme Court just the day before. Among those listening to the argument in the courtroom were Anderson and four other HLS classmates—Stephanie Simon, Matthew Greenfield, Stephen Pezzi and Noah Weiss—who, along with Reich, had all been members of the 2011 winning Ames Moot Court Competition team.