Professor Keith Hall spoke on “Reconciling Property Rights with Carbon Capture and Storage” at a Contemporary Issues in Property Law Symposium at Belmont Law School in Nashville on Friday, Sept. 30. Professor Hall also spoke during September on the topic of Mineral Rights at LSU’s Recent Development CLE Series in Lake Charles and Baton Rouge. Also, he was recently appointed to a three-year term on Budget Committee of the Foundation for Natural Resources and Energy Law (FNREL) and to a four-year term on FNREL’s Financial Advisory Committee.
Professor Christina Sautter and her co-author, Dr. Sergio Alberto Gramitto Ricci, were invited to write a post, "Millennials and GenZ’ers Have Only One Lifetime to Change the World with Their Investments," for The FinReg Blog, Global Financial Markets Center at Duke University School of Law, based on their work-in-progress, "Wireless Investors." They also wrote "How Retail Investing Improves Corporate Governance and Benefits Society" for The University of Oxford, Oxford Business Law Blog, which features their forthcoming book chapter, "Harnessing the Collective Power of Retail Investors."
Professor Tom Galligan is quoted by The Times-Picayune in an article about pending lawsuits against 10 contractors involved with the Seacor Power lift boat that flipped in a brutal storm about eight miles off the Louisiana coast in April 2021 with 19 men aboard, six of whom survived in violent seas.
Professor Christine Corcos is quoted by The Advocate in an article about a case before a state judge in Livingston Parish in which Amanda Jones, president of the Louisiana Association of School Librarians, is suing Citizens for a New Louisiana and its executive director, Michael Lunsford, for defamation following numerous posts on the organization’s Facebook page alleging she is fighting for allowing children access to “sexually erotic and pornographic material.”
Richard J. Dodson Maritime Art Collection
Discover LSU Law’s exhibit of maritime artifacts and framed ships’ passports/sea letters
