For two decades, Marcel Kahan and Edward Rock have been frequent collaborators in exploring issues in corporate control, ...
Associate, Pfeiffer RudolfYour caseload encompasses litigation over unlawful arrests, erroneous prosecutions, and wrongful convictions. Tell us about your work.
Attacks on the federal judiciary have intensified, and few of those responsible have been held to account, according to a new study by the Rule of Law Lab at NYU Law and the Berkeley Judicial ...
New research by NYU Law’s Barton Beebe and Jeanne C. Fromer, co-authored with Vanderbilt Law School’s David Stein, delivers ...
Professor Melissa Murray’s 2012 article “Marriage as Punishment,” published in the Columbia Law Review, earned two awards from the Association of American Law Schools. It earned her husband a good ...
Ronald Dworkin, the Frank Henry Sommer Professor of Law, passed away on February 14 after a valiant battle with leukemia. Dworkin was not only an intellectual giant, but also a masterful teacher, ...
Seated onstage in a packed Tishman Auditorium on February 5, US Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg reached for her handbag and pulled out a small booklet. “My pocket Constitution, which I carry ...
Speaking at NYU Law on March 31, David Miller ’98, director of enforcement at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), unveiled a new road map for the agency’s enforcement priorities. The ...
The Samuel and Judge Elizabeth Bass Golding Media Center is located at the south end of the sub-basement under Sullivan Street. It holds microforms, audio cassettes, and video cassettes. To find a ...
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Please join the Innocence Project, the Center on Race, Inequality, and the Law, and N.Y.U. Law's Review of Law & Social Change for a symposium on race and wrongful conviction, anchored by the ...
The annual NYU Law Magazine and the The Docket, which lists the myriad announcements that come with the hectic pace of our intellectually-charged campus, are only two of the abundant opportunities for ...