1999 Benjamin L. Cardin Pro Bono Service Award: Herbert Belgrad

Herbert Belgrad \u2761 will receive the 1999 Benjamin L. Cardin Pro Bono Service Award

The Faces of Maryland\u27s Future Leaders

More than just faces in the crowd, Maryland\u27s Leadership Scholars represent a new strategy by the School\u27s admissions offices

Law & Marriage

Meet a sampling of successful graduates who balance the demands of their careers with the demands of family. They all received a solid foundation for this juggling act: they were law school sweethearts who managed to discover love in perhaps the least likely of places

The Faces of Maryland\u27s Future Leaders

More than just faces in the crowd, Maryland\u27s Leadership Scholars represent a new strategy by the School\u27s admissions offices

Building on Our Strengths

Three additions to the law school\u27s faculty are bolstering three of the School\u27s already-strong areas---intellectual property, writing and technology. Learn about the new-comers\u27 accomplishments and their plans for the academic program

1999 Distinguished Graduate Award: Alan Wilner

Alan Wilner \u2762 will be the 1999 Distinguished Graduate Award recipient

Partners in Leadership

Baltimore lawyer Benjamin Civiletti had led a life of public service and personal accomplishment. Now a scholarship in his name delivers his legacy to a new generation of lawyers

Echoes from the Past

After 39 years, esteemed Professor John Ester will teach torts one last semester. In a career filled with high notes, he has lunched with Chief Justice Earl Warren, spent a tense day in moot court with some Black Panthers and changed the lives of some 4,000 students

John M. Brumbaugh: A Celebration, A Tribute, A Farewell

A Tribute to a Legend: With Professor John Brumbaugh\u27s passing in early August, the School of Law marks the end of an era. In the words of colleagues and former students, he is remembered as the heart and soul of the School