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

• February 21, 2019
  Student Scholars Series Presentation from Paul St. Clair (3L) on Antitrust in an Information Age
• February 19, 2019
  CUA Law Alumna Sworn In As Assistant Administrator of the Office of Chemical Safety and Pollution Prevention
• February 18, 2019
  The Securities Law Lecture Series Continues with a Discussion on The Dodd Frank Act in our De-Regulatory Environment
• February 14, 2019
  CUA Law Community Gathers to Kickoff Final 100 Days
• February 13, 2019
  CUA Law Hosts Beyond Professional Responsibility: A Transition to Practice Panel

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Faculty News

• Professor Mary Leary
  was quoted in a Boston Pilot article, "Summit, lawyers discuss what's needed to solve church's abuse crisis" 
   
• Professor Lucia Silecchia
  moderated the afternoon discussion at The Role of the Laity in Responding to the Crisis: Theological and Historical Foundations on February 6
   
• Professor Emeritus George P. Smith
  and CUA Law Alumus William P. Lane '17 published the article Re-Evaluating the Demise of the Average, Ordinary, Reasonable Person: Unintended Consequences in the Law of Nuisance in the Catholic University Law Review
   
• Professor Roger Colinvaux
  spoke on the Tax Exempt Tax Reform: The Impact of TCJA on Tax-Exempt Organizations Panel sponsored by the D.C. Bar
   
• Adjunct Professor Christopher Savage's
  article Managing the Ambient Trust Commons: The Economics of Online Consumer Information Privacy was published in the Stanford Technology Law Review
   
• Adjunct Professor Daniel Bress
  nominated to serve as Circuit Judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
   
• Professor Antonio Perez
  was quoted in a Law360 article entitled - New Sanctions Throw Wrench At Venezuela's Creditors
   
• Professor Mary Leary
  was recently appointed Chair of the Victim Advisory Group of the United States Sentencing Commission
   
• Professor Marshall Breger
  wrote an op-ed about Americans wanting an immigration fix in moment
  
  
• Professor Lucia Silecchia
  was quoted in a Catholic News Agency article on New York's new abortion law
  
  
• Professor Sarah Duggin
  was quoted in a Politifact article entitled "Yes, Kamala Harris is eligible to run for president"
   
• Professor Roger Colinvaux
  published a book chapter entitled "Ways the Charitable Deduction has Shaped the US Charitable Sector" in Research Handbook on Not-for-Profit Law
  

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