‘Impactful Interactions’ Symposium Explores How to Dismantle Legal Barriers Faced By Individuals with Disabilities

Does the law help or hurt people with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)? This was the central question addressed during a daylong symposium, titled “Impactful Interactions: Autism Spectrum Disorder and the Legal System,” hosted by Drexel Law Review on October 2, 2020. Read more.

Past Symposia

• Not Your Father's First Amendment (Fall 2019)
• Times of Reckoning: Confronting the Legacies of Mass Abuse through Transitional Justice (Fall 2018)
• Race and Policing in America (Fall 2017)
• Twenty Years After the 1996 Immigration Laws: Revisiting an Experiment in Comprehensive Severity (Fall 2016)
• Criminal Justice Reform (Spring 2016)
• Beyond Reproach: Becoming an Expert Witness (Fall 2014)
• ERISA: Past, Present, and Future (Spring 2014)
• International and Transnational Legal Education (Spring 2013)
• Building Global Professionalism (Fall 2012)
• Perspectives on Medical Malpractice Litigation and Patient Safety (Fall 2011)
• Business Improvement Districts and the Evolution of Urban Governance (Fall 2010)
• Perspectives on Fundamental Rights in South Asia (Spring 2010)
• Health Law (Spring 2009)