Laurel S. Terry
H. Laddie Montague Jr. Chair in Law and
Professor of Law, Penn State Dickinson Law
150 S. College St. Email: LTerry@psu.edu Orcid: 0000-0003-4105-9562 Penn State’s Dickinson Law Bio: https://dickinsonlaw.psu.edu/laurel-s-terry Personal Webpage: http://tinyurl.com/laurelterry Presentation Slides: https://laurelterryslides Author Pages: http://ssrn.com/author=340745 and http://works.bepress.com/laurel_terry |
NOTE: I am based
at Penn State’s Dickinson Law, which is one of two Penn State
ABA-accredited law schools. (Like the
University of California system or Indiana University, Penn State has more than
one law school). Penn State’s Dickinson
Law is located in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, 20 minutes from Pennsylvania’s state
capital of Harrisburg; two hours north of our nation’s capital of Washington,
D.C.; and within a one hour or less commute of a federal district court and
seven different state [county] courthouses.
At Penn State’s Dickinson Law, our Core Principles include teaching,
scholarship, service, and community. All
of our faculty members have practiced law and we aspire to vest in our students
the entire range of concrete lawyering skills necessary to most effectively
perform as legal professionals at the local, state, national, transnational,
and international levels in the twenty-first century. We are also engaged in a quest for knowledge
and wisdom that we can share not only with our students but also with legal
professionals, scholars, policy makers, and others, consistent with Penn
State's role as a world-class research university. Since January 2008, Dickinson Law faculty members have
published or have forthcoming approximately 50 books, 90 book chapters and 135
articles. During this time period, eighty percent of the current tenured
faculty members have been an author or co-author of a book; eighty percent have
written book chapters; and 100 percent have written articles. There have been
more than 22,000 downloads on SSRN of our scholarship. Almost fifty percent of
our tenured faculty members have received a Fulbright grant; all have taught or
worked overseas. See https://dickinsonlaw.psu.edu/news/revitalized-approach.
Dickinson Law | Practice Greatness
· Resources about Global Legal Practice
(This page contains numerous links to help research global legal practice)
· Selected Presentations (includes PowerPoint slides)
· JOTWELL & Casebook Blog posts
· Publications (Organized by Topic)
Ø The CCBE and European Union Regulation of Lawyers
Ø MDPs (Multidisciplinary Partnerships)
Ø Bologna
Process and Legal Education
Ø JOTWELL
and Casebook Blog Posts
· Publications (Organized by Function)
Ø Exploration or “Mapping” Articles
Ø Commentary and “Reflection” Articles
· Terry Submission to the Technical subgroup (TSG) of the Expert Group on International Economic and Social Classifications on behalf of the International Bar Association [collecting legal services classification systems]
· Terry Submissions to the ABA MJP (Multijurisdictional Practice) Commission [the last set of entries on the page]
(analyzes 12 global legal practice schemes with respect to: 1) Forms of Association; 2) Scope of Practice; and 3) Ethics and Discipline)
· Terry Submissions to the ABA MDP (Multidisciplinary Practice) Commission [the last set of entries on the page]
(analyzes the testimony of the ABA MDP Commission witnesses according to issues identified in my “Issues Checklist”)
· Terry Interview with “Crossing the Bar.Com” about NAFTA, GATS, and the EU Regulation of Lawyers (May and Dec. 2001)(excerpted in Stephen Gillers and Roy Simon, Regulation of Lawyers: Statutes and Standards 2001-2007)
· Resources about the GATS and Legal Services
· Resources related to the WTO Working Party on Domestic Regulation
(These resources are relevant to the GAT Track #2
“Disciplines” issue)
·
Courses
Currently Taught:
Ø Professional Responsibility
Ø Global Legal Practice Seminar
Ø Practicing Law in a Global World: Contexts & Competencies
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