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The Human Side of Business Laws

“Human capital is important, right?” says Daniel Canales ’08. “You are your employees.” Canales is a shareholder at Greenberg Traurig, LLP, where he helps companies navigate a variety of business and...

Representing the People Who Build Chicago

As a Chicago resident, Joseph V. Healy ’05 sees his fair share of construction-related traffic jams. But as secretary-treasurer of the Chicago Laborers’ District Council, or LiUNA, he likes to think...

The Human Side of the Deal

“I love how weird and complicated humans are,” says Kristen E. Prinz, ’06. At the firm she founded, The Prinz Law Firm, much of her work is focused on executive employment, where she gets to delve...

The Music of Justice

Naomi Frisch ’18 was a young musician, working her first real job as a concert oboist in an orchestra, when her conductor was told to cut costs. “He decided to fire the four oldest people in the back...

Artificial Intelligence, Real Advocacy

“The sheer number of internship and clerkship opportunities in the Chicago market is astounding,” says Lauren Shelton ’27. “I have never felt like there was a shortage of positions.” As a commuter...

A Future in Family Law

Casey Ciulla ’26 has a goal. “I hope to use my education to protect vulnerable populations within the family court system,” she says, “and in particular, represent victims of domestic violence through...

A Future in Family Law

Casey Ciulla ’26 has a goal. “I hope to use my education to protect vulnerable populations within the family court system,” she says, “and in particular, represent victims of domestic violence through...

“If you want hard-working professors, access to one of the greatest cities in the nation, and a cohort of lovely classmates and friends, there’s no reason not to choose Chicago-Kent College of Law,”...

Connecting Academics Outside of the College Bubble

Rojeena Thapa’s (CIS 4th year) rigorous academic experience at �Ӱ�ԭ�� Tech includes learning multiple programming languages, exploring computing concepts she didn’t know existed, and then developing...

Paddling Through the Past: Teaching History Through Games

Ava Gray (BA 2nd Year) developed her love of storytelling at a young age through reading and writing, ultimately discovering that story has the power to connect people from all walks of life. She now...