Potential and Limits of Cities Highlighted at Law School Panel
With the United States federal government riven by polarization, cities have taken the lead in…
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Fordham Honors Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan
Ten days after the end of the longest government shutdown in U.S. history, Supreme Court…
Fordham Law Alumna Receives Housing Advocacy Award
Afua Atta-Mensah, LAW ’04, was honored with a Jane Award from the Metropolitan Council on…
New Book Examines Intricacies of Sharing Economy
When Nestor M. Davidson, the Albert A. Walsh Chair in Real Estate, Land Use, and Property Law and…
Wither the Creative City?
Behind the Book, a series of discussions presented by Fordham Law School’s Maloney Library, brought…
Law Panel Focuses on Equality for Latino Americans
On October 11, Fordham Law’s Center on Race, Law & Justice partnered with Goldman Sachs…
Can Facebook Be Fixed?
A week after a Facebook security breach exposed the accounts of 50 million users, a…
Conference Tackles Employment Law in the #MeToo Era
In a famous study that illuminates gender discrimination in employment processes, musicians auditioning for a…
Two Decades Later, a Conference on Law and Religion Still Resonates
Twenty years ago, Fordham’s School of Law convened “Rediscovering Religion in the Lives of Lawyers…
Trump, Cybersecurity, and Polarization Dominate Brennan-Nadler Talk
In a New York Times opinion piece last month, former CIA director John Brennan, FCRH…