Marquette Law News

Prof. Sarah Fox, associate professor at Marquette University Law School, spoke with the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel on May 21 about private nuisance legal arguments as it pertains to a proposed driftless-area power line.

Mike Gousha, senior advisor in law and public policy at Marquette University Law School, and John Johnson, research fellow in the Lubar Center for Public Policy Research and Civic Education, wrote for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel on May 14 about increasing owner-occupancy rates in Milwaukee.

Mary Triggiano, director of Andrew Center for Restorative Justice and clinical professor at Marquette University Law School, was spotlighted by the State Bar of Wisconsin blog on May 13 for her recent address to the State Bar of Wisconsin’s Leadership Development Summit.

Prof. Bruce Boyden, associate professor at Marquette University Law School, spoke with ARS Technica on May 11 about "contributary infringement" as it pertains to tech providers and the use of their services for online piracy.

Anthony Sikorski, Marquette Law School's youngest graduate since WWII, was featured on WTMJ-TV (NBC 4) ahead of Commencement on May 7.

Prof. Matthew Mitten, professor of law and executive director of the National Sports Law Institute at Marquette Law School, talked with The Dispatch on May 7 about the personal choice that will drive the possibility of a "Doping Olympics."

Prof. Kali Murray, professor at Marquette University Law School, spoke with the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel on May 7 about what tenants can do when dealing with substandard landlords.

Prof. Charles Franklin, professor and director of the Marquette Law School Poll, spoke with The Hill on May 4 about redistricting efforts across the country.

Alan Borsuk, senior fellow in law and public policy at Marquette University Law School, wrote for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel on May 1 about a pivotal time for school funding.

Prof. Matthew Mitten, professor at Marquette University Law School and executive director of the National Sports Law Institute, spoke with NBC 4 on May 1 about the Sports Broadcasting Act and how it supports small-market teams like the Green Bay Packers.

Prof. Alex Lemann, associate professor at Marquette University Law School, spoke with the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel on May 1 about the factors in a court-ruled extension of Wisconsin's "safe-place" statute.

Prof. Charles Franklin, professor and director of the Marquette Law School Poll, spoke with The New York Times on May 1 about Wisconsinites’ bipartisan opposition to constructing data centers.