To understand Iowa students’ success in Delaware, it helps to grasp why the nation’s second-smallest state is its corporate law epicenter. The draw is the Delaware Court of Chancery, a unique institution where the judges—one chancellor and six vice chancellors (“chancellor” being the traditional term for a judge presiding in a court of equity)—are all experts in corporate law, as well as related areas like corporate finance, accounting, and economic analysis of law.

“The Hubbell Initiative has been an important opportunity for stakeholders to exchange information, talk about solutions, and explore how folks can better collaborate to work toward common goals,” Mandelbaum said, explaining that he has engaged in multiple conversations about how HELI can help advance the field of environmental law."

The Writing and Academic Success center is a centralized hub for student support. It offers one-on-one consultations with writing specialists, feedback on written work, and workshops designed to address specific writing and academic challenges that many law students face.

Recent Iowa Law alums share the formative experiences they had serving as judicial clerks for the seven justices on the Iowa Supreme Court. Through their clerkships, these alumni have gained unparalleled experiences, honed legal research and writing  skills, and witnessed the inner workings of the state’s highest court.

Singh will be the third Faculty Fellow since Iowa Law reintroduced the program in 2020. During the two-year fellowship, early-career faculty serve as visiting assistant professors, teaching one course, and also receive scholarly and career mentorship from a panel of faculty members. 

Students working in the Law Clinic gain essential practice skills across the legal spectrum. The most recent wins include tackling complex challenges in healthcare, representing clients in federal court, creating resources to drive social change, and helping individuals navigate the U.S. immigration system.