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Rather than prioritizing resources based only on who might live or benefit most, hospitals should give people with disabilities additional consideration, Professor Deborah Hellman of the University of Virginia School of Law argues in a new co-authored paper.

The University of Virginia School of Law is leading a University effort to provide information to contract employees seeking unemployment benefits in the wake of the novel coronavirus.

Despite troubling times, we’re not quite where we were during the 2008 financial crisis, according to a University of Virginia School of Law professor Paul Mahoney.

University of Virginia School of Law psychologist Kate Gibson offers advice for students coping with social distancing and virtual learning.

By now you’ve probably used Zoom — the virtual meeting tool utilized for online classes and meetings at the University of Virginia — but there may be some advanced tricks you’re still curious about.

In the span of eight days, the novel coronavirus has changed almost everything about how the University of Virginia School of Law operates.

University of Virginia School of Law professors Mila Versteeg and Kevin Cope are part of a team who looked at Americans’ tolerance for waiving their rights during the novel coronavirus pandemic.

The federal government, led by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, should provide more leadership over the country’s response to contagions such as the novel coronavirus pandemic, a University of Virginia School of Law student argues in a new paper.

Students at the University of Virginia School of Law are entering a new world of online learning Thursday. These quick tips will help them get them started.

The University of Virginia School of Law is adapting to a rapidly evolving situation in the wake of the national coronavirus outbreak.