Associate Dean Cain moderated a panel on federal appellate practice with United States Circuit Judges Beverly Martin and Mary Murguia

Cain, Terrence.  Federal Appellate Practice. Pulaski County Bar Foundation First Annual 2018 Justice Donald L. Corbin Appellate Symposium, Little Rock, Arkansas (March 29, 2018). Materials: https://www.pulaskibar.com/2018-symposium/ Associate Dean Cain moderated a panel on federal appellate practice with Judge Beverly Martin of the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit and Judge Mary Murguia Associate Dean Cain moderated a panel on federal appellate practice with United States Circuit Judges Beverly Martin and Mary Murguia

UA Little Rock announces college-level Faculty Excellence award winners

The University of Arkansas at Little Rock will honor 17 of its top faculty members during the Faculty Excellence Awards Thursday, April 12, at 5:30 p.m. in the College of Engineering and Information Technology Auditorium. Congratulations to Bowen’s winners: A panel of external judges will review the achievements of the college-level winners and select the UA Little Rock announces college-level Faculty Excellence award winners

Associate Dean Cain has published an article in the American Bankruptcy Law Journal

Cain, Terrence, The Bankruptcy of Refusing to Hire Persons Who Have Filed Bankruptcy, 91 The American Bankruptcy Law Journal 657 (2017). SSRN Abstract (or click here) Non-governmental employers can refuse to hire a person who has filed bankruptcy. It is irrational to deny employment to such a person if the person is otherwise qualified, and Associate Dean Cain has published an article in the American Bankruptcy Law Journal

Associate Dean Cain argued a case before the Supreme Court of Arkansas

Laron Edward Williams v. State of Arkansas, Appellant’s Brief, CR–16–1135, Supreme Court of Arkansas (October 12, 2017). On October 12, 2017, Associate Dean Cain argued a capital murder and aggravated robbery case before the Supreme Court of Arkansas as part of the Court’s “Appeals on Wheels” program. The Court traveled to Fayetteville, Arkansas and held Associate Dean Cain argued a case before the Supreme Court of Arkansas