Louisiana Law Review is inviting LSU Law faculty to its annual junior associate presentations on Thursday, Oct. 24.
To provide second-year LSU Law students with additional feedback on the articles they’re writing for publication consideration next spring, Louisiana Law Review is inviting LSU Law faculty to its annual junior associate presentations this year.
In previous years, only second- and third-year Louisiana Law Review students were invited to the presentations.
“At this point, the junior associates have only submitted their first drafts, and we think that providing some peer review from the faculty will really help them make their articles the best they can possibly be,” says Executive Senior Editor Delery Perret. “It’s the first time we’ve done this, and we’re planning on making it an annual event.”
Twenty-four junior associates will deliver presentations at five rooms in the LSU Law Center on Thursday, Oct. 24, beginning at 5:40 p.m. and concluding about two hours later. Each student will have 10 to 15 minutes to present, followed by a five-minute comment period.
The junior associates will use the presentation feedback to refine their articles as they prepare to submit final drafts in January. Of the 24 students presenting, only about 12 to 15 will have their articles published in Volume 80 of the Louisiana Law Review.
Here’s the full presentation schedule for Oct. 24:
Corporate Law, Intellectual Property | Room 110
- Luke St. Germain | Investment Company Act, Implied Private Right of Action
- John Frey | Modernization & Simplification of Regulation S-K
- Ani Boudreaux | Data Protection for U.S. Employees
- Andrew Crayden | Modern Day Gold Rush: Data Protection & The Rule of Capture
- Braedon Morrow | The Downfall of The Lanham Act & Trademark Law
Civil Procedure, Constitutional Law | Room 212
- Zachary Lester | A SLAPP Heard Around The World
- Elyce Ieyoub | I Declare Bankruptcy! Jurisdictional Bars & Bankruptcy Courts
- Ben Parks | Let It All In? Expert Witness Qualification & Louisiana
- Kendall Dicke | The Twenty-First Amendment & Wine Law
- Hayden Presley | The Universal Injunction: A Universal Problem
Tort Law | Room 216
- David Judd | Disentangling DeVries: Manufacturer’s Duty to Warn
- Braxton Duhon | To Impute or Not to Impute? Bad Faith Liability in Louisiana
- Andrew Jarreau | Free Money: Louisiana’s Collateral Source Rule
- Virginia Stewart | Scooting Through Louisiana’s Recent Scooter Legislation
Employment Law, Family Law | Room W220
- Kristyn Couvillion | Discrimination If You Do, Discrimination If You Don’t
- Mallory Guillot | More Than a Job, Title VII & Caretakers
- Emiley Dillon | Louisiana’s Employment Discrimination: Causation in Disability Cases
- Laura Tracy | Presumption Junction, What’s Your Function?
- Emily Hickman | Proceed with Caution: Matrimonial Agreements & Hurdles
Immigration, Administrative, Criminal, Oil & Gas | Room W230
- Brittany Williams | The Underbelly of the Criminal Justice System
- Danielle Grote | Strangers in a Strange Land: Influx of ICE Detainees in Louisiana
- Addison Hollis | Everyone Wants a Piece of the Pie: The Opioid Crisis in Louisiana
- Max Sternberg | Federal Aviation Administration & Self-Certification
- Katherine Fruge | The Marcel Exception
