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Ticking Time Bombs: Consumer Credit Default Judgments and the Role of Judges in Ensuring the Fair Administration of Justice
Shirin Dhanani, dean’s fellow, and Dora Galacatos, executive director, of Fordham Law School Feerick Center…
Shirin Dhanani, dean’s fellow, and Dora Galacatos, executive director, of Fordham Law School Feerick Center…
On April 8, Wall Street Journal reporter Sara Randazzo moderated a panel discussion entitled “Breaking…
Professor Jed Shugerman is quoted in an AP News article discussing revisions to a bill…
The New York Law Journal highlighted the acceptance of an honorary Doctor of Law Degree…
Professor Karen Greenberg was quoted in a New York Times article covering the release of…
Visiting Professor Wojciech Sadurski wrote an op-ed for The Washington Post about being the target of…
Mike Petegorsky, author of the article Plea Bargaining in the Dark: The Duty to Disclose…
Professor Jennifer Gordon was quoted in a Politifact Texas article about the additional reasons for…
Professor Jed Shugerman was quoted in an article in The Atlantic about a new wave…
Professor Andrew Kent co-wrote a piece for Lawfare on Trump’s constitutional defense to obstruction of…