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Spring 2021
As environmental, social, and governance measures gain a voice in the boardroom, lawyers adapt. Plus, an alum discusses the $65 billion agreement she brokered to restructure Argentina's debt.
In This Issue
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FeatureClimate Risk and Corporate Responsibility
As governments and companies focus on a postpandemic world, climate issues take the lead.
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Alumni
Toward Equal Justice
Shubi Deoras on expanding access to civil justice for low-income and disadvantaged people.
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Gender and LawClosing the Wage Gap
James Bessen’s research into salary history bans is driving change for job seekers
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From the DeanBooks That Inspire
Dean Angela Onwuachi-Willig on the books that have impacted her life.
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Books
Unearthing Women’s Stories
In her best-selling historical novels, Heather Benedict Terrell writes the “origin stories” of overlooked women.
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Corporate Law
ESG in Practice
Environmental, social, and governance focus brings David Curran (’86) full circle in his legal career.
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In Memoriam
Remembering the Honorable Robert W. Pratt
Judge Pratt, who visited BU Law as its first Jurist in Residence in September 2024, served as a United States District Judge for the Southern District of Iowa for more than 26 years, leaving an enduring mark on the law, the judiciary, and the many lives he touched.
#RaceClass with Steven Dean
Living the Dream: Professor Sapna Khatri’s Vision for Reproductive Justice
The inaugural Executive Director "is a living synthesis of scholar, advocate, and educator."
A Principled Pioneer of Corporate Law
The new Tamar Frankel Lecture is a living reflection of “the intellectual godmother of fiduciary rule.”
In The Media
MoreJed Shugerman is mentioned.
The HillSarah Sherman-Stokes is quoted.
WGBHJanet Freilich is quoted.
Scientific AmericanSarah Sherman-Stokes is quoted.
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