News@NYU Law
01/28/2022
Mae Bowen ’20 is serving as a trial attorney in the environment and natural resources division of the US Department of…
01/24/2022
When Peter Van Valkenburgh ’14 moved to New York City after high school to try his hand at an acting career, he taught…
01/24/2022
Leslie Abbey ’95In Fall 2021, NYU Law’s Board of Trustees added three new members: Leslie Abbey ’95, who is chief…
01/20/2022
Andrea ElliottNew York Times journalist Andrea Elliott discussed her newly published book, Invisible Child: Poverty…
01/20/2022
NYU Law Pierrepont Family Professor of Law Robert J. Jackson, Jr. and alumnae Davina Te-Min Chen ’98 and Alexis Hoag ’…
01/19/2022
Former Co-Director of the South Asian Law Students Association
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01/19/2022
Internet memes—digital images, created by combining visual media with captions, that are disseminated online—can be…
01/13/2022
US Representative Adam Schiff, chair of the House Intelligence Committee, joined Michael Waldman ’87, president of the…
01/11/2022
The NYU Law Venture Fund has named Eli Wallach ’23 as first place winner in a business plan competition held in Fall…
12/22/2021
A recent gift from Intesa Sanpaolo, a leading Italian and European financial institution, has established a new…
12/21/2021
Judge Jane Kelly of the US Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit represented hundreds of clients during her nearly…
12/20/2021
How should antitrust law deal with powerful companies that acquire upstart competitors with strong but unrealized…
12/16/2021
Robert ChangOn November 10, Robert Chang, professor of law and founding executive director of the Fred T. Korematsu…
12/16/2021
In April, President Joseph Biden established a Presidential Commission on the Supreme Court of the United States. The…
12/14/2021
In 1983, a few days after starting work at NYU Law as associate director of placement for the graduate division, Irene…
12/14/2021
Keker, Van Nest & Peters name partner Elliot Peters ’85 frequently works on high-stakes litigation matters,…
12/13/2021
On December 7, the US Senate confirmed Jessica Rosenworcel ’97 as chair of the Federal Communications Commission (…
12/07/2021
Human rights, the changing labor market, privacy, securities regulation, and Shakespeare are just a few examples of the…
12/06/2021
Jacobson Scholar;
Furman Academic Scholar;
Latham and Watkins Award in Technology and Law;
Joyce Lowinson IILJ Research…
12/03/2021
Pamela MittmanPamela Mittman will join NYU Law as the school’s new assistant dean of career services, Dean Trevor…