New York University Law Review launches its 100th volume, just over a century after the first issue debuted in April 1924. A ...

In an interview ;with NPR's All Things Considered, Deborah Schenk, the Ronald and Marilynn Grossman Professor of Taxation and editor-in-chief of the Tax Law Review, said that besides common errors ...

Amid ongoing debate over the impact of social media in the United States, an NYU Law Forum convened technology regulation experts on March 19 to examine how social media platforms have been regulated ...

What would you say to current law school students? One is to widely explore your interests. NYU Law gives a lot of ...

Welcome to the International Student Interview Program (ISIP). ISIP is the oldest and largest LLM recruiting program in the United States, sponsored by 30+ law schools nationwide and hosted on campus ...

The Root-Tilden-Kern Program is the nation’s premier public service scholarship. Established in 1951, the scholarship has an impressive history; and scholarship alumni are some of the most powerful ...

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The Bernstein Institute for Human Rights is a center at NYU Law committed to challenging legal systems that exclude, marginalize, and oppress. We support and train community justice advocates, law ...

Take full advantage of NYU Law's extraordinarily wide range of courses to design an individualized curriculum that matches your intellectual and professional interests. Watch: Mohammed Alismail LLM ...

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In performances April 3–5, NYU Law’s annual Law Revue presented Rata12 (b) (2)ie, a satirical story of a New York City rat ...

Claire Bae has recently joined NYU Law as a Postdoctoral Global Fellow. She is conducting research on “A Comparative Study of Tax Regulations on Digital Assets – Focusing on Legislative and ...