As a law student, Lina Khan authored a prizewinning law review note that offered a groundbreaking, influential analysis of ...

Christopher Jon Sprigman talks about leading ALI’s first-ever Restatement of copyright law ...

Sarah Seo, a legal historian of 20th century US criminal justice, will join the NYU Law faculty this summer, Dean Troy McKenzie ’00 announced on May 1. She is currently the Michael I. Sovern Professor ...

Ravidath “Ravi” Ragbir, a Trinidadian-American immigrant rights activist, fought against deportation for almost 20 years. On January 19, however, the threat of deportation lifted after the Immigrant ...

President Donald Trump has tapped the expertise of several NYU alumni to fill positions in his administration. His nominations of Benjamin Black LLM ’20 as chief executive officer of the US ...

Renowned legal advocacy organization the Innocence Project has entered into a new partnership with NYU School of Law that will provide NYU Law students with invaluable hands-on exposure to ...

From his days at New York City Hall to his studies at NYU Law to his work with nonprofit organizations countering gun violence and police misconduct, Max Markham has long been drawn to public policy ...

When President Biden nominated Jessica Rosenworcel ’97 to lead the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in 2021, she was the first woman confirmed by the US Senate to serve as a permanent chair of ...

Joseph H.H. Weiler For the second year in a row, an NYU Law faculty member has been recognized with the Manley O. Hudson Medal, awarded annually by the American Society of International Law (ASIL) for ...

Amal Clooney LLM ’01 has built an unparalleled human rights law practice that reaches around the globe. NYU Law is where she found her passion for international law.BY ATTICUS GANNAWAYPhilippa Webb ...

Many new graduates shared the excitement of Convocation 2024 with family members who are also NYU Law alumni.

The implications of the US Supreme Court’s ruling on president immunity in Trump v. United States are broad and troubling, a panel of constitutional law experts agreed at an NYU Law Forum on July 9.