Among the winners in congressional and state races on November 3 were six NYU Law alumni. Phil Weiser ’94 was elected ...

In a significant win for the NYU Law Policing Project and its ongoing efforts to promote effective regulation of policing ...

Software-based forensic tools—often proprietary products—are prominently featured in criminal cases in American courtrooms.

With voting already underway in a contentious midterm election in the United States, three faculty experts examined stresses ...

NYU Law alumni Jay Grunin ’67, Jonathan Polkes ’84, Adam Turteltaub ’98, Steven Chung ’99, Lisa Watts ’99 LLM ’01, and Grasford Smith ’05 joined the Law School’s Board of Trustees in October. The new ...

More than a decade ago, Nicholas Saady was playing cricket professionally in England. Today, he’s counsel at Pryor Cashman LLP, with a diverse client base focused on music, entertainment, and sports.

Tom McBrien ’21 draws on his NYU Law experience as he advocates, litigates, and educates at the intersection of law, technology, and civil liberties.Describe your current position. What are the ...

The Rose Sheinberg Lecture Program invites a scholar working on cutting-edge issues of gender, race, and class to participate in a day of informal discussion, classroom teaching, and formal lecture to ...

Cybersecurity continues to make headlines: Canvas, the classroom management platform, was hacked and temporarily shut down this past semester, and Anthropic’s AI model Mythos shocked the tech industry ...

Rosalie Silberman Abella, a former justice of the Supreme Court of Canada, offered a wide-ranging exploration of the differences between American and Canadian constitutional jurisprudence when she ...