Professor Robert Lancaster represented LSU Law at the Inaugural National Symposium of the Fred D. Gray Institute in Montgomery, Alabama. The institute honors and carries forward the lifetime contributions of attorney Fred Gray, who was central to the legal advocacy of the Civil Rights Movement. Attorney Gray represented Rosa Parks, the Montgomery Bus Boycott organization, and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., among his notable cases and clients. He was one of the attorneys in New York Times v. Sullivan and the attorney in the Tuskegee Airmen Syphilis litigation.

Professor John Lovett is quoted in a guest essay published in The New York Times by Scottish author Ken Ilgunas, who cites Lovett's research on Scotland's land reform laws in his essay, titled "What a Small Island Off the Coast of Scotland Could Teach America."

Professors Jennifer Cooper and Aimee Self Pittman will attend a two-day conference, AccessLex PLEDGE Initiative Bootcamp, on empirical research and research methodology at American University Washington College of Law in Washington, D.C. in April.

Professor Emeritus Alain Levasseur and Professor Nick Davrados have published “Louisiana Law of Contracts and Quasi-Contracts, A Treatise” (Carolina Academic Press 2025).

Professors Will Monroe and Tracy Norton launched The LawProfs AI Sandbox, a comprehensive online resource offering tutorials and encouraging exploration of AI in the law classroom. The sandbox is the result of a grant from the Association of Legal Writing Directors, and Monroe and Norton collaborated with former LSU Law Professor Susan Tanner on the project.

Richard J. Dodson Maritime Art Collection

Discover LSU Law’s exhibit of maritime artifacts and framed ships’ passports/sea letters