Wax’s lawyer, David J. Shapiro, sent a 56-page memorandum to Penn Law on Aug. 31, requesting the university “postpone further proceedings until Prof. Wax’s cancer treatment concludes,” since she is “too ill to meet arbitrary deadlines or participate in any proceedings and will be unable to do so until at least the end of the fall semester 2022.”
September 20, 2022 at 12:09 PM
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Amy Wax has requested that the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School postpone disciplinary proceedings against her while she is undergoing treatment for a “life-threatening” cancer and also offered the law school a settlement.
In January, Penn Law Dean Theodore Ruger released a statement announcing his intentions to “initiate the University procedure governing sanctions taken against a faculty member.”
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University of Pennsylvania law professor Amy Wax. Courtesy photo
