Faculty News

04/25/2018
Bryan Stevenson
The American South is dotted with the iconography of the Confederacy, says Professor Bryan Stevenson, founder and…
04/24/2018
Illustration of arches with microphones on top
Copyright law once mostly focused on works such as books, photographs, paintings, music, and films. Today, copyright is…
04/19/2018
Boeung Kak lake in Cambodia
It has been a truth universally acknowledged—at least, by the World Bank and many economic and legal theorists—that…
04/16/2018
Illustration of Richard Epstein with a large stack of books.
Richard Epstein Google “Richard A. Epstein” and “prolific” and you’ll get plenty of hits. Other searches will…
04/16/2018
Michael Mukasey
There has never been a US president quite like Donald Trump. Will the precedents he sets now ultimately strengthen the…
04/12/2018
Preet Bharara
On March 19, at the Law Alumni Association (LAA) Spring Conference, the power of the US presidency was the subject of…
04/06/2018
As part of the Leadership Series of NYU Law’s Mitchell Jacobson Leadership Program in Law and Business, a conversation…
04/04/2018
Kim Taylor-Thompson
Sainath Iyer ’18 says he’s not surprised that Professor of Clinical Law Kim Taylor-Thompson is one of the six faculty…
04/02/2018
Chris Hayes
Chris Hayes, the host of MSNBC’s All In with Chris Hayes, joined Kenji Yoshino, Chief Justice Earl Warren Professor of…
03/27/2018
Robert Katzmann
From a lectern in Greenberg Lounge, Robert A. Katzmann, chief judge of the US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit,…
03/22/2018
“Freedom versus Fairness: The Tension Between Free Market and Populist Ideals in Labor,” a symposium sponsored by NYU…
03/20/2018
Kim Taylor-Thompson
On February 20 a panel hosted by the Center on Race, Inequality, and the Law discussed what current research in…
03/19/2018
Puerto Rico flag
Professors Samuel Issacharoff and Clayton Gillette have neighboring offices, and both are experts on the architecture…
03/14/2018
Justice Mariano-Florentino Cuéllar
When governments rely on artificial intelligence and other automated systems to make decisions that affect human lives…
03/09/2018
Artwork of human profiles, one with a tear.
Human rights workers are often witnesses to the human toll of atrocities and injustices, but their own mental health…
03/05/2018
Tax Law illustration
The 2017 US tax reform bill moved through Congress at breakneck speed, signed into law by President Trump just seven…
03/01/2018
Deborah Archer
Dean Trevor Morrison announced on February 28 that Deborah N. Archer will join the Law School next academic year as an…
02/15/2018
Since last fall, the social media hashtag #MeToo has propelled a national reckoning with sexual harassment and helped…
02/09/2018
Registered Trademarks story art. Pipe leaking light bulbs.
If you’re looking for a name for your start-up company, you may want to consider “Although.” Or perhaps “Showed.” Or “…