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Jeremy Babener ’10 took part in this year’s National Association of Settlement Purchasers Annual Conference in Las Vegas. On November 12 Babener explained the findings of two forthcoming articles in his presentation “Factoring and the Structured Settlement Tax Subsidy.” Babener’s paper, "Justifying the Structured Settlement Tax Subsidy: The Use of Lump Sum Settlement Monies,” will appear in the Fall 2009 issue of the NYU Journal of Law & Business
. More
Keren Raz ’10 spent six days in July rubbing elbows with the likes of Jeremy Irons, Jane Goodall, Desmond Tutu, and Chris Matthews when she joined 26 graduate students from around the world who were invited to the Academy of Achievement’s 2009 International Achievement Summit
in Cape Town, South Africa. The event, which Raz called a “life-changing experience,” convened a who’s who of international notables to exchange ideas and learn about South Africa’s unique history. More
Allison Westfahl Kong ’10 has won the second annual student writing competition of the New York State Bar Association’s Committee on Animals and the Law for her paper, “Improving the Protection of Species Endangered in the United States by Means of a Revision of the Distinct Population Segment (DPS) Policy." The honor, following a review of all the submissions by a panel of attorneys and other professionals involved with animal law, includes a $1,000 prize. More
The PILC Summer Funding Program guarantees funding for all 1Ls and 2Ls with public interest and government summer positions. This year, close to 350 students participated. Briana Beltran ’11, William Frank ’11, Monica Iyer ’10, Emerson Sykes ’11, and Doug Wyatt ’10, all beneficiaries of the Public Interest Law Center’s Summer Funding Program,
described what it was like working for public interest organizations around the world on Field Notes,
a PILC blog. More


