Cybersecurity and Privacy Protection Conference 2026
Celebrating our 11th year, CSU College of Law’s Cybersecurity and Privacy Protection Conference is one of the leading educational and networking events in Ohio, and features rich content of interest to legal and compliance professionals, information technology and security experts, and executives responsible for developing security and privacy policies.
In-person and live stream attendance options.
Visit Cybersecurity Conference website for detailed conference information.
Journal of Law & Health Symposium: A Shot Across the Bow - The Breaking Point of American Health Insurance
Health insurance in the United States is facing mounting strain from rising costs, administrative complexity, coverage disputes, and growing dissatisfaction among patients, providers, and insurers. Legal rules governing public and private insurance programs—ranging from ERISA and the Affordable Care Act to Medicare and Medicaid regulation—play a central role in shaping how coverage is delivered, how claims are processed, and what remedies are available when disputes arise. This symposium brings together leading scholars to examine the legal architecture of the American health insurance system and to explore how administrative law, regulatory oversight, and institutional design affect accountability, access to care, and the future stability of the health insurance market.
2026 Entertainment & Sports Law Symposium
The 2026 ESLA Symposium brings together leading practitioners from sports, entertainment, and the arts to explore the evolving role of legal professionals across these dynamic industries. Through a keynote address and four focused panels, the program examines athlete representation, in-house counsel leadership, the business of entertainment law, and the transformative intersection of law and the arts. Designed for students and professionals alike, the symposium highlights both traditional and nontraditional pathways for legal careers in sports and entertainment.
AI & Attorney-Client Privilege
Join Professor Doron Kalir, Harlan Sands, and Cybersecurity Center Executive Director Cory Scott for a discussion of how generative AI is testing the boundaries of attorney–client privilege, with a focus on emerging case law and real-world waiver risks.
Professor Milena Sterio Featured on NPR-Affiliated Program Discussing U.S. Foreign Policy
Cleveland State University College of Law Professor Milena Sterio recently participated in an episode of Talking Foreign Policy, a quarterly program broadcast on Ideastream Public Media, the Cleveland-area NPR affiliate.
The episode, which aired live on March 24, focused on “Assessing Trump’s Board of Peace in the Wake of the U.S.–Iran War.” The discussion brought together leading legal scholars and foreign policy experts to examine the creation of the proposed Board of Peace, its intended role, and its broader implications within the existing international legal framework.
CSU|Law Moot Court Teams Advance to Round 16 in National Competition
Cleveland State University College of Law is proud to recognize two of its 2L moot court teams for their outstanding performance at the 21st Annual National Moot Court Competition in Child Welfare & Adoption Law.
Competing against law schools from across the country, both CSU|Law teams advanced through preliminary rounds to earn placements in the Round of 16; an achievement that reflects the strength of the College’s advocacy program and the dedication of its students.
Representing CSU Law were Taylor Haazer, Isabella Benz, Jeffery Brannigan, Matt Harders, Julian Pellegrini, and Caden Wendling. Throughout the competition, both teams demonstrated exceptional legal analysis, written advocacy, and oral argument skills.
Dean Carolyn Broering-Jacobs Recognized as a Crain’s Cleveland Business “Notable Woman in Law”
From the Deans' Suite - 3/12/26 - Happy 90th Milly Collins!
Earlier this month, at the Cleveland State University alumni gathering in Florida, I had the pleasure of meeting Milly Collins, a proud graduate of CSU Law’s Class of 1981. Milly turned ninety this past Sunday, March 8th.
As we talked, Milly shared a story that is quintessential CSU Law: ambitious, practical, service-minded, and deeply connected. Her story demonstrates what our part-time program (and now online program) has always made possible: an education that meets talented people where they are, and helps them achieve their dreams.
CSU|Law Faculty Contribute to Ongoing Legal Conversations
Faculty at Cleveland State University College of Law continue to engage with timely legal and policy questions, offering analysis that reflects both scholarly depth and real-world perspective.
Through recent faculty commentary and reflections, CSU Law professors have explored a range of issues shaping today’s legal landscape—from constitutional interpretation and public policy debates to developments affecting the legal profession and legal education.
In Memoriam: Professor Emeritus Thomas D. Buckley
The Cleveland State University College of Law community mourns the passing of Professor Emeritus Thomas D. Buckley, a distinguished teacher, scholar, and civil liberties advocate who devoted more than four decades to the education of CSU Law students.
Professor Buckley joined the faculty of what was then the Cleveland‑Marshall College of Law in the early 1970s and taught for more than forty years before retiring as Professor Emeritus. During his long tenure he taught courses including constitutional law, commercial law, and creditors’ rights, earning the respect of generations of students for his intellectual rigor and deep commitment to the principles of justice and constitutional governance.