Orchestrating a Deal in Public's Interest with George Fatheree
Munger, Tolles & Olson Partner George Fatheree ‘07 will discuss his role in structuring the deal of a lifetime. Fatheree and a team of lawyers had 48 hours to put together a bid by the J. Paul Getty Trust and a consortium of other foundations to pull together a highly complex, $30 million deal that saved millions of irreplaceable photos of prominent African Americans from being auctioned off in bankruptcy. Keeping the archive in the public domain helps preserve the collection for future generations. Hear from Fatheree about how this sale came together, the legal matters that came into play and what the transaction meant to him personally. RSVP>>
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ENTERTAINMENT & MEDIA LAW INSTITUTEEXAMINING ROLE OF GENERAL COUNSEL IN SPORTS WORLD "The Role of General Counsel in Sports: Understanding the Critical Role of Legal in Business and Sports Operations" from 5-6:30 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 8 will feature Maggy Carlyle, general counsel, Pac-12 Conference; Todd Davis, VP for legal affairs, Los Angeles Rams; Bobby Hacker, former VP of business and legal affairs for FOX Sports; and Alex Winsberg, general counsel, Angels Baseball LP. Kyra Buch '13, attorney, Littler Mendelson P.C., will moderate. RSVP>> | | 
LLS STUDENT AFFAIRSWellness offerings include myriad virtual options Loyola Law School places great importance on the health and well-being of its students and community. With a wide range of remote services and programs available around the clock - including virtual support groups and wellness workshops - the Office of Student Affairs aims to ensure that students stay physically, emotionally and mentally healthy. (Pictured: Students in 2019 with the university's Buster the Therapy Dog). More>> | |
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FACULTY WORKSHOPS upcoming workshops EXPLORE EMERGING SCHOLARSHIP TOPICS
The virtual Tax Policy Colloquium resumed today, Monday, Oct. 5 at 12 p.m. with a look at The Impact of Public Perceptions on Consumption Taxes Rates. Next week's edition will look at States Should Borrow Rather than Make Brutal Cuts During a Recession and Pandemic. Meanwhile, the LLS Faculty Workshop Series returns on Thursday, Oct. 15 with University of Michigan Professor Leah Litman. | | 
DEAN'S OFFICEDEAN TO MEET WITH STUDENTS DURING VIRTUAL COFFEE CHATStudents are encouraged to join Dean Michael Waterstone virtually at 12 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 8 for a chat that will include a Q & A segment.
Space is limited. Don’t wait, sign up for the session today. Zoom links will be sent once you RSVP. Please RSVP by 11 am on Wednesday, Oct. 7. More>> | |
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Event coordinators are encouraged to use the enhanced LLS Events Calendar for events they want promoted broadly. All LLS events should be posted to the LLS Master Calendar, which has been updated to reflect the law school's virtual event and meeting spaces. Questions? Email us!
This Week's Highlights:
10/810/9
Other Upcoming Events:
10/1210/13- The Loyola Sports Law Association will present at 5 p.m. Agency Unfiltered: A Candid Conversation Between an MLB Agent and His Now-Retired Client. Matt Hannaford, MLB agent and principal of MVP Sports Group, and formed client World Series Champ Brian Wilson will participate. Email lsla@lls.edu to RSVP for Zoom link.
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LLS Orchestra Seeking Instruments, Planning Auditions
The LLS Orchestra will start performing soon, but we’re still missing some crucial instruments, completely or significantly: oboes, horns, bassoons, trombones, violas and harp. Sound like you or someone you know? Please email Professor Simona Grossi, principal conductor. More>>
Calling All Bloggers: Jury of Peers Seeks Contributors
Do you love social media? Can't go a day without checking your favorite blog or updating your Facebook, Twitter or Instagram account? We are looking for students who enjoy writing and are willing to share their law school experience with others on our Jury of Peers student blog. Bloggers will be required to submit a 150-300 word post every two weeks throughout the 2020-2021 academic year. To apply, submit a short sample blog post on the topic of "How I spent my summer" by Friday, Sept. 25 by emailing Director of Admissions Kelly Greer.
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