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Lex Machina

NYU Law faculty and alumni assess the impact of artificial intelligence on law and the world.
Organizing Principles

Samuel Estreicher and Jack Samuel ’23 argue that century-old federal labor laws give gig workers the right to engage in collective action, including union campaigns, without fear of antitrust liability.
Better Living Through Bankruptcy

Michael Ohlrogge uses empirical data to demonstrate how bankruptcy law can help address environmental harms.
Tort Law in the Digital Age

Beyond slip-and-fall cases: New forms of technology and commerce present new forms of harm.

NEW FACULTY Patrice Wylly ’15, LLM ’18 brings her passion for tax and teaching back to NYU Law as professor of practice in the Graduate Tax Program.

Mark Geistfeld named as Reporter for ALI’s new Principles of the Law on AI torts.

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There Is a Silver Lining in This Tense Election Year
New York Times, Author: Richard Pildes
Would Justice Department and FBI officials carry out Trump’s prosecutions of his rivals?
NBC, Expert: Stephen Gillers
Can a forest write a song? Ecuador copyright claim puts 'rights of nature' to the test
CBC, Featured: César Rodríguez-Garavito, Center for Human Rights and Global Justice
WATCH: Debunking common election law myths — Knight Election Law Forum
PBS, Expert: Bob Bauer

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