The 2025 Mercer Law Review Symposium is “The Freedom-to-Marry Movement: Legacy and Lessons.” It will take place on October 24, 2025.
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- Social Media Platforms and Free Expression
- Mercer University School of Law and the Southeastern Association of Law Schools hosted the 2021 Mercer Law Review Symposium titled "Social Media Platforms and Free Expression" on Friday, Oct. 8.
- A Course of Action: Shaping the Next Seventy-Five Years
- The 2023 Symposium focused on presenting solutions to the challenges practitioners and scholars face in the practice of law each day. The goal was to address common problems within various legal practice areas and suggest methodical plans to fix these problems for future generations of judges, lawyers, and clients.
- Parts of a Whole: The Multiple Roles of the Lawyer and Professional Identity
- The Fall 2024 Symposium focuses on professional identity in the multiple roles a lawyer may play within the legal profession and practice. Four panels, each with a mix of legal scholars and practitioners, will address the lawyer as counselor, advocate, judge (or some other neutral actor such as mediator), and active participant in public life respectively.
- The Freedom-to-Marry Movement: Legacy and Lessons
- The Fall 2025 Symposium focuses of the freedom-to-marry movement in light of recent constitutional law decisions including Obergefell, Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization, and Paven v. Smith. The symposium will take place on October 24, 2025.
- Ethics, Professionalism, and the Role of the Attorney General of the United States: Lessons from History
- Mercer University School of Law hosted the 2020 Mercer Law Review Symposium and 21st Annual Georgia Symposium on Professionalism and Ethics, titled “Ethics, Professionalism, and the Role of the Attorney General of the United States: Lessons from History,” on Friday, Oct. 16.