Columbus School of Law

PRACTICAL ...

At CUA Law, you learn by doing – through experiential programs, clinics and externships. Classes emphasize practical skills like trial advocacy, negotiating, and legal writing. You graduate ready to practice. | More

FOCUSED ...

Choose a specialized focus and graduate with enhanced expertise in a particular area of the law. In every specialty, you'll be challenged by the CUA Law vision that promotes the practice of law as a way of serving others. | More

CONNECTED ...

Small classes, professors who take a personal interest in you, students who treat each other like family, an active alumni network, an ideal location in Washington, D.C. – that's what we mean by "Connected." | More

Law School News

• December 10, 2018
  25th Annual CUA Law Pancake Supper Study Break
• December 6, 2018
  CUA Law Alumnus Received the Charles Colson Advocate of Hope Award
• December 5, 2018
  CUA Law Alumna Serves as Senior Assistant Commonwealth's Attorney at City of Charlottesville
• December 4, 2018
  CUA Law Alumnus Received the Attorney General’s Distinguished Service Award
• December 3, 2018
  CUA Law Alumna Featured in Virginia Business

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Faculty News

• Dean Regina Jefferson's
  article "Let Them Eat Cake": Examining United States Retirement Savings Policy Through The Lens of International Human Rights Principles was published in The Harvard Human Rights Journal
   
• Professor Marshall Breger
  had an op-ed on George H.W. Bush published in the Jewish Telegraphic Agency
   
• Professor Antonio Perez
  spoke on a panel entitled "A Practical Comparison of the Common Law and Civil Law Systems" at the 2018 International Law Practice Group
   
• Professor Roger Colinvaux
  spoke at the National Tax Association's annual meeting in New Orleans
   
• Professor Mark Rienzi
  was quoted in The New York Times regarding the delivery of contraceptive services without conscripting the Little Sisters of the Poor to help
   
• Associate Dean Marin Scordato's
  article, "Understanding the Absence of a Duty to Reasonably Rescue in American Tort Law", has been cited in the Harvard Law Review
  
  
• Professor Mark Rienzi
  spoke at the Federalist Society National Convention
   
• Professor Veryl Miles
  has been appointed to a three-year term to serve as the Chair of the Association of American Law School's (AALS) Standing Committee on Recruitment and Retention of Minority Law Teachers and Students
   
• Professor Stacy Brustin
  was quoted in a Catholic News Agency article regarding birth right citizenship
   
• Professor Law Mary Leary
  was quoted in a Washington Times article on clergy abuse
   

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