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08/13/2020
Reimagining Public Safety: Barry Friedman outlines immediate steps governments can take to address persistent problems in law enforcement
08/13/2020
In season opener, John Sexton and Arthur Miller discuss a beloved pastime
08/12/2020
Urban Planning: Nobel laureate Paul Romer examines how cities drive economic growth
08/10/2020
NYU Law Venture Fund invests in Paladin, co-founded by Felicity Conrad ’13
08/10/2020
Eight recent graduates receive public interest fellowships
07/27/2020
Family Defense Clinic secures legislative victory reforming NY’s Social Services Law
07/23/2020
A video from the Center on Race, Inequality, and the Law examines the continued reality of school segregation
07/16/2020
In Memoriam: Stephen Susman
06/30/2020
NYU Law announces endowed chair and fall programs to honor Professor Jerome A. Cohen on his retirement (Chinese language version)
06/30/2020
NYU Law announces endowed chair and fall programs to honor Professor Jerome A. Cohen on his retirement
06/26/2020
A Reckoning in Racial Justice: NYU Law faculty and scholars discuss policing reform and the need to combat racial and economic inequality
09/11/2020
The Conversation 2020
06/22/2020
In Memoriam: William J. Butler ’49
06/16/2020
Barry Friedman to aid in investigation of NYPD as special advisor to the New York attorney general
06/10/2020
New York Solicitor General Barbara Underwood honored by <i>Annual Survey of American Law</i>
06/09/2020
Antitrust conference at NYU Law tackles challenges presented by growing tech giants
06/09/2020
Jeffrey Wolf ’88 builds cutting-edge biotech companies from the ground up
06/08/2020
Professor Troy McKenzie wins NYU’s Distinguished Teaching Award
06/04/2020
Experts analyze COVID-19’s effects on environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) efforts
06/02/2020
NYU Law graduates are winners in NYU’s $300K Entrepreneurs Challenge
06/01/2020
A message from Dean Trevor Morrison to the Law School community on recent events
05/20/2020
Five NYU Law graduates named 2020 Equal Justice Works fellows
05/19/2020
In a streamed ceremony, NYU celebrates the Class of 2020
05/18/2020
COVID-19 poses risk to November 2020 elections, Forum panelists say
05/14/2020
The Graduate Tax Program gets creative to celebrate its 75th anniversary
05/14/2020
Members of Congress discuss economic and public health concerns raised by COVID-19
05/07/2020
Through NYU Law’s clinics and externships, students are helping clients impacted by COVID-19
05/06/2020
Robert Nelson ’87 plays the long game to hold corporations accountable
05/01/2020
Kenneth Thompson Lecture examines alternatives to incarceration
04/23/2020
BWLN conference commemorates passage of 19th Amendment and looks to future
05/06/2020
Chief Justice Maite Oronoz Rodríguez discusses state courts and gender inequality in Brennan Lecture
04/22/2020
You’re now listening to NYU Law
04/08/2020
NYU and Yale collaboration leads to ruling that will reveal decade of undisclosed clinical trial data
04/03/2020
Responding to COVID-19, NYU Law community continues online
03/31/2020
Women of Color Collective honors Lindsay Kendrick
03/27/2020
Coronavirus and the Law: NYU Law scholars examine the legal implications of the COVID-19 pandemic
03/27/2020
Ara Tucker ’04 uses storytelling to bring diverse voices to the table
03/26/2020
Benefit honors students and alumni while raising money to support students working in the public interest
03/26/2020
Congresswoman Diana DeGette ’82 named Law Women’s Alumna of the Year
03/25/2020
Forum examines financial sector’s role in combatting human trafficking
03/20/2020
In Memoriam: James Jacobs
03/20/2020
NY State Court of Appeals grants NYU Law request for distance learning waiver, students maintain bar eligibility
03/10/2020
NYU Law hosts a discussion of de Kooning’s technique and creativity
03/16/2020
Inner Workings: Katherine Strandburg analyzes arguments for and against more transparency in algorithmic decision-making
03/09/2020
NYU Law experts assess impeachment trial as it happens
02/26/2020
Women Leaders in Cybersecurity Conference examines election security
02/26/2020
Forum assesses China’s response to the coronavirus epidemic
02/26/2020
Travis Tu ’03 represents clinic in Louisiana abortion provider case in US Supreme Court
02/26/2020
Public interest jobs fair attracts largest-ever number of students and employers
02/24/2020
Reiss Center on Law and Security launches War Powers Resolution Reporting Project
02/24/2020
Inside the Beltway: NYU Law’s DC clinic offers on-the-ground training in government practice
02/24/2020
DOJ experts on NYU Law faculty scrutinize Justice Department’s role in Roger Stone sentencing
02/19/2020
New Barriers: Deborah Archer’s research reveals how today’s crime-free housing ordinances uphold the legacy of segregation
02/19/2020
Ria Tabacco Mar ’08, OUTLaw’s Alumna of the Year, discusses the state of LGBTQ advocacy
02/10/2020
At an NYU Law screening of the film based on his work, Bryan Stevenson advocates for criminal justice reform
02/07/2020
Conference considers how to outsmart and deter cybercriminals
01/29/2020
Tom Kirdahy ’88 reflects on how producing The Inheritance brings his career full circle 
01/24/2020
Sidley Austin Forum explores balance of power between executive and congressional branches
01/22/2020
Conference addresses increased prevalence of artificial intelligence in the law
01/22/2020
Justice Department veterans Lisa Monaco and John Demers discuss the evolving US approach to national security
01/17/2020
Robert Jackson rejoins NYU Law faculty
01/16/2020
Reiss Center on Law and Security gathers experts to identify problems with FISA surveillance authorization and seek solutions
01/17/2020
Global Crackdown: Kevin Davis examines whether the US model for fighting transnational bribery is appropriate for the rest of the world
01/15/2020
Theodor Meron is named Honorary Companion of the Most Distinguished Order of St. Michael and St. George
01/13/2020
Missing the Target: James Jacobs argues that the gun control measures in New York’s SAFE Act aren’t working
01/10/2020
Chancellor Andre Bouchard of Delaware's Court of Chancery considers how two recent rulings have changed mergers and acquisitions litigation
01/13/2020
The Artifacts of NYU Law
12/20/2019
In Madison Lecture, Judge Gerard Lynch examines the ambiguity of exercising judicial restraint
12/19/2019
Reading groups allow first-year students to explore current issues in book club atmosphere
12/19/2019
Three NYU Law students and one alumna named as 2020 Skadden Fellows
12/19/2019
Read all about it: NYU Law faculty books of 2019
12/18/2019
In Derrick Bell Lecture, Kenneth Mack discusses law and racial violence
12/18/2019
Engelberg Center event finds comedy gold in the tech workplace
12/16/2019
In Hayek Lecture, Judge Raymond Kethledge of the Sixth Circuit examines the rule of law
12/13/2019
Feeding a Need: Todd Arky ’98 finds ways in both the for-profit and nonprofit worlds to help children
12/09/2019
In Latinxs in the Law Lecture, Maribel Hernández Rivera ’10 relates an immigrant’s journey
12/03/2019
Scholars and advocates analyze racism and inequality in public schools
12/02/2019
Capital Summer
12/02/2019
Shareholder value isn’t the corporation’s only responsibility, panelists say at Latham Forum
11/27/2019
Digital Dystopia: As governments embrace technology for social welfare systems, Philip Alston warns of potential abuses
11/26/2019
A lack of diversity on the bench harms the judicial system, panelists warn
11/22/2019
Can law enforcement be both tech-driven and just?
11/19/2019
Balance of Power: In his new book, Burt Neuborne offers concerned US citizens guidance on how to help bolster American democracy
11/18/2019
Green Cities: Katrina Wyman and Danielle Spiegel-Feld explain how local governments are leading the fight against climate change
11/15/2019
Scholarship Reception fêtes donors and students
11/12/2019
Three US Representatives discuss how they use their national security experience in Congress
11/11/2019
Hauser Global Law School Program’s anniversary conference examines challenges to the international order
11/07/2019
Reiss Center panel analyzes the impact of the US withdrawal in Syria
11/04/2019
On Halloween, Burt Neuborne’s first-year Procedure class is haunted by cases past
10/28/2019
Confronting climate change will mean changing society, Elizabeth Yeampierre argues in Rose Sheinberg Lecture
10/24/2019
A Q&A with Sonia Lin ’08 on making a difference for immigrants’ rights through local government
10/21/2019
Lawyering Up
10/18/2019
Edward Rock appointed a Fellow of the European Corporate Governance Institute
10/18/2019
Common Cause honors Richard Pildes for challenging partisan gerrymandering
10/17/2019
Pennsylvania AG Josh Shapiro emphasizes the rule of law at annual Abrams Lecture
10/16/2019
In Memoriam: William Allen
10/16/2019
Franco Ferrari appointed to the ICSID Panel of Arbitrators by the Federal Republic of Germany
10/15/2019
Conference explores litigation tools and policy solutions for opioid epidemic
10/14/2019
A Latham & Watkins Forum looks at the Supreme Court term ahead
10/14/2019
Diversifying Big Law: A new book edited by Anthony Thompson looks at law firms’ lack of progress in recruiting and retaining people of color