…Thomas H. Lee wrote an op-ed for the Los Angeles Times about Ted Cruz’s eligibility for the presidency. Article II of the Constitution states: “No Person except a natural…
…Karen Greenberg was interviewed on the Leslie Marshall Show about recent bomb threats called in to the Los Angeles and New York City school systems. Los Angeles schools were…
…purchased albums and singles en masse. In Midtown, the office of BET legal affairs executive Khadijah Sharif-Drinkard ’97 features numerous framed pictures of her two children—themselves a testament to her…
…of Law, George A. Bermann of Columbia University School of Law, Jeffery Atik of Loyola Law School in Los Angeles, Frank Emmert of Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of…
…Gump as a partner in its litigation practice in Los Angeles. Fitzgerald, who has tried more than 40 trials in federal and state courts over the course of his career…
…the City’s one remote attorney. Los Angeles and Chicago have offices here too. NYC is bigger than a lot of states, so federal policies can have huge implications for us….
…$15,000 stipend for both Park and Yearwood, who will be working as summer associates in New York and Los Angeles, respectively. The financial award is given annually to three first-year…
…raise complicated regulatory questions. Mistry points out how some cities, like Portland and Los Angeles, are bringing legal actions against these sites, while other municipalities have chosen to battle them…
…Fordham Law School Professor Deborah Denno, a leading death penalty expert, spoke to the Los Angeles Times on how the Supreme Court’s Glossip vs. Gross ruling could impact California’s…
…Fordham Law School Professor Ethan Leib wrote an op-ed piece for The Los Angeles Times explaining how the marriage equality movement could lead to an unforeseen consequence. “Marriage skeptics…