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

• June 8, 2018
  Three Law and Public Policy Program Graduates Awarded The Eleanore Dulin and James Clanton Haynes Memorial Scholarship
• June 8, 2018
  CUA Law Alumnus, Theodore J. Dowd ’99, Named Deputy Chief Counsel of the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency
• June 6, 2018
  CUA Law Alumna, Anne Toomey McKenna, Appointed to Penn State’s Dickinson Law and the Penn State Institute for CyberScience (ICS)
• June 5, 2018
  Ahad A. Khilji Awarded 2018 South Asian Bar Association of Washington, D.C., Summer Public Interest Fellowship
• May 31, 2018
  Interim Dean Announced for the Columbus School of Law

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Faculty News

• Professor Veryl Miles
  spoke on the Diversity and Inclusion Inside and Outside the Classroom panel at the 2018 AALS Workshop for New Law School Teachers
   
• Professor Megan M. La Belle
  was quoted in an American Banker article discussing bank-on-bank patent suits
   
• Professor Mary Leary
  spoke at a conference sponsored by the Notre Dame Center for Ethics and Culture entitled: The #MeToo Moment: Second Thoughts on the Sexual Revolution
   
• Professor Roger Colinvaux
  was on a panel at the ABA May meeting of the Tax Section entitled "Donor Advised Funds."
   
• Professor Elizabeth Winston's
  article entitled "Patent Boundaries" was cited in a Federal Circuit decision
   
• Professor Heidi Mandanis Schooner
  was on the Fintech: Implications for Consumers and Advocates panel at the Consumer Federation of America's Consumer Assembly
   
• Professor Roger Colinvaux's
  article, "Failed Charity: Taking State Tax Benefits into Account for Purposes of the Charitable Deduction", is forthcoming in the Buffalo Law Review
   
• Rev. Raymond C. O'Brien
  continues his scholarship in the field of family law. Family Law in Perspective (4th edition) was co-authored by O'Brien 
  
  
• Professor David Lipton
  was quoted in Bloomberg questioning the right of SEC Commissioners to bring their Second Amendment political views into the regulation of Banks
   
• Professor Robert Destro
  was part of a panel discussion at the Family Research Council's Speaker Series, Religious Liberty and National Security: Opportunities for Secretary Pompeo
   
• Professor Mark Rienzi
  Named President of Becket Fund

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