Jasmin Morad Rinna L’02
Written by: Lexi Phillips When Jasmin Morad Rinna was a student at Syracuse University College of Law, she never imagined that her career would take her from litigation to the… Read more »
Monthly Archives: March 2026
When AI Ethics Collide with National Security: Anthropic Challenges Pentagon Blacklisting
Written by: Lexi Phillips On March 5, 2026, the Trump Administration designated Anthropic, the AI company behind Claude, a widely used family of AI assistants, as a national security “supply… Read more »
Meghan J. Gilligan Palermo L’12
Written By: Matthew Benson For as long as Meghan Gilligan Palermo could remember, she wanted to become a lawyer. Her first legal proposal was a contractual agreement drafted to outline… Read more »
Supreme Court holds that the U.S. Postal Service Enjoys Immunity for Intentionally Misdelivering Mail
Written By: Evan Breitbeck What Is United States Postal Service v. Konan and Why Does It Matter? On February 24, 2026, the United States Supreme Court decided United States Postal… Read more »
Court Hits Pause on Virginia’s Social Media Restrictions for Minors
Written By: Emma Bissell In late February 2026, a federal judge in Virginia issued a preliminary injunction blocking enforcement of a new state law designed to limit children’s access to… Read more »