Texas A&M Journal of Property Law hosted a symposium for distinguished scholars to examine the effects of marijuana legalization with a focus on property interests.

Texas A&M Law hosted the 9th Annual AALS ADR Works-in-Progress Conference, bringing together dispute resolution scholars from around the world to present their latest papers in an atmosphere of collegiality and rigorous scholarship.

Professor Irene Calboli was elected by her peers to the American Law Institute, contributing to legal reform, scholarship and education.

Leading IP scholars from around the world converged at Texas A&M School of Law for CLIP's inaugural Intellectual Property Scholars Roundtable to share cutting-edge research and offer substantive peer review.

Former State Senator Wendy Davis spoke with Texas A&M Law students on the vision and importance of equal dignity in the eyes of the law.

Jack Manhire, Dir. of Program Development, is in Washington D.C. this week to present his “Breaking Bias” workshop that he introduced to Texas A&M Law faculty and staff, with plans to offer it to students.

Professor Terri Helge authored the initial draft of a new subchapter to the Texas Estates Code that was enacted by the legislature and became effective as of Sept. 1.

Twelve law students and one surprise recipient concluded Howdy Week with the presentations of their Aggie Rings and a chance to meet Reveille IX.

Texas A&M Law student and U.S. Marine Corps veteran Carrie Murdock has been honored as a 2015 Tillman Scholar.

Texas A&M School of Law enhances its commitment to lead by attracting the very best talent, including 12 new faculty, expanding curricular options, improving student services and aligning to Texas A&M University’s mission tenet of service to the state, nation and beyond.