The 2021 Executive Branch Review Week will feature eleven webinar panels over four days of programming discussing the theme "The Next Four Years". All panels will be live-streamed and available to watch online. CLE will be available for the four webinars on Wednesday, May 19.
There is an ongoing debate over what caused the Gamestop-Robinhood events of recent months, and whether the events illustrate the need for more regulation. Join us as a panel of experts discuss. This event was live streamed and video is now available online.
On May 4, the Federalist Society's Student Division & George Mason Chapter presented the latest Feddie Night Fights debate featuring Daniel Suhr and Adam Mossoff, moderated by Ashley Baker. This event was live streamed.
There's a war brewing over Section 230 that could dramatically change our online lives. This short film explains the history and current issues around Section 230.
On April 14, the Regulatory Transparency Project hosted a webinar on "Third-Party Payments in Government Litigation Settlements" featuring experts on both sides of the issue. The event was live streamed.
On November 30, 1990, the Federalist Society presented this panel on "Property Rights and the New Legal Order" at the National Lawyers Convention in New Orleans. The theme of the convention was "Legal Systems in Transition: New Directions for Eastern Europe".
Legal experts and business owners affected by COVID-19 restrictions weigh in on the debate over those restrictions.
Penn Law’s Federalist Society Chapter hosted the 40th Annual National Student Symposium as a virtual conference on March 19-20, 2021. The topic of the Symposium was “International Law & U.S. Foreign Policy.” The Symposium was live streamed and all videos are available to watch on demand.
After a law is passed by Congress, how is it implemented? Susan Dudley explains.
The coronavirus/COVID-19 pandemic and the response from all levels of government have given rise to numerous questions on various legal and public policy issues. Visit The Federalist Society's COVID-19 and the Law page to view all of our content related to the pandemic.
What is the Federalist Society? Students, lawyers, and faculty describe how their ideas about the law and their careers have been shaped by being a part of the Federalist Society.
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Hon. R. Patrick DeWine delivers closing remarks at the 2021 Ohio Lawyers Chapters Conference. #fedsocevents https://t.co/nJYWDdKxlw
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Hon. Janice Rogers Brown delivers the keynote address at the Ohio Lawyers Chapters Conference. #FedSocEvents https://t.co/t6IPOKYWuL
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Please join the Montgomery Lawyers Chapter for a conversation with Alabama State Treasurer, John McMillan....
A biracial Wisconsin couple—Konkanok Rabieba and Richard Freihoefer—is suing the state of Wisconsin over its Minority Grant...
The For the People Act was introduced in the House of Representatives in 2019 as H.R. 1,...
Recent rulings from the United States Supreme Court and regional circuit courts have shed new...
The Federalist Society’s Practice Group members are grouped by substantive area of law. Every Practice Group has an Executive Committee that meets once a month via conference call. These volunteers help direct the efforts of the Practice Group: they organize events, including Teleforum calls, in person programs, and the panels for the Federalist Society’s flagship event, our National Lawyers Convention.