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01/01/2007
Andrew Scherer '78 is executive director and president of Legal Services for New York City, the nation’s largest…
12/29/2006
Attorney General-elect Andrew Cuomo announced that Jenny Rivera '85 will become the state's first Special Deputy…
12/15/2006
The Skadden Fellowship Foundation has awarded five NYU law students and recent graduates with its prestigious…
12/01/2006
Belinda Clark (LL.M. '87) is New Zealand's secretary for justice and chief executive of the Ministry of Justice…
11/22/2006
New York State's Attorney General-Elect Andrew Cuomo has tapped more than a dozen members of the NYU community to help…
11/16/2006
NYU's Moot Court Board National Team won second place in the regional round of the National Moot Court Competition…
11/01/2006
David Pressman '04 is a leading advocate for awareness of and action toward the Darfur crisis, and helped bring George…
10/26/2006
October 26, 2006Former law clerks and admirers of the late Justice William J. Brennan Jr. gathered to celebrate the…
10/11/2006
October 11, 2006
To celebrate the dedication and formal renaming of the Dwight D. Opperman Institute of Judicial…
10/01/2006
Jennifer Dalven '95, deputy director of the ACLU Reproductive Freedom Project, argued Ayotte v. Planned Parenthood, a…
09/26/2006
September 6, 2006The Institute for International Law and Justice invited f our members of the Oil-for-Food independent…
09/18/2006
September 18, 2006
In a speech cosponsored by the Set America Free Coalition and the World Resources Institute, Gore…
09/16/2006
Professors Rachel Barkow and Barry Friedman are pleased to announce the new Furman Scholars for 2006-07: two from among…
09/12/2006
September 12, 2006The Center on Law and Security hosts a conversation between New Yorker Staff Writer Lawrence Wright…
09/11/2006
The Public Interest Law Center began its 2006-07 Leaders in Public Interest Series with the Melvyn and Barbara Weiss…
09/01/2006
Judge Richard A. Brown (LL.B. '56) became the Queens County District Attorney in 1991. Brown has been the…