Michele Goodwin (health law, biotechnology, torts) at DePaul University and Greg Shaffer (international law) at Loyola University, Chicago have accepted chairs in the law school at the University of Minnesota, to start in 2008. Shaffer moved to Loyola/Chicago only last year from the law school at the University of Wisconsin, Madison.
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