The University of Chicago The Law School

Clinical Professor Craig B. Futterman, director of the Civil Rights and Police Accountability Project, was cited prominently in a Salon commentary piece on deportation raids in Chicago.

“We are in a fight for America," says Futterman. "And make no mistake, there is no guarantee that we will win. Absent a rebellion or inability to execute the law with regular forces, the President may not deploy the military against American citizens. But that is exactly what President Trump has done in cities like Los Angeles and Chicago.”

In a new Global Restructuring Review interview, Prof. Anthony J. Casey reflects on: the rise of sponsor control and private credit in U.S. restructurings, lessons from developing markets like India on building trust in new insolvency systems, and why he believes the US Supreme Court got its Purdue Pharma decision wrong.

Casey also shares his path from law practice to academia, and how mentorship, teaching, and intellectual curiosity continue to shape his career.

In an opinion piece for Inside Higher Ed co-authored with Yale Law Professor Robert Post, Tom Ginsburg, the Leo Spitz Distinguished Service Professor of International Law and faculty director of the University's Forum for Free Inquiry and Expression, urges universities not to strike deals with the Trump Administration in order to free their federal funds.