The High Cost of Online Privacy
“It’s free and always will be”—a marketing line that Facebook features on its homepage—is an…
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A Different Kind of Legal Code
As Fordham Law Professor Mark R. Patterson’s Blockchain and/or the Law course progressed during the…
Dean Diller and Preet Bharara Talk About Dangers to Democracy
With threats to the U.S. democratic system dominating recent headlines, the topic of Dean Matthew…
Rising Interest Rate
Fordham Law applications outpace national trend. Following a decadelong economic downturn, which saw the unemployment…
Raymond Dowd ’91 Fights to Return Nazi-Looted Art to Rightful Heirs
This spring, Raymond Dowd ’91 won a landmark New York State Supreme Court judgment to…
China Revives Maoist Practices By Detaining One Million Uighurs, Professor Says
China’s secret mass detainment of an estimated 1 million Uighur Muslims came to the world’s…
In the Khashoggi Disappearance, Trump Risks Being on Wrong Side of Moral Divide
David A. Andelman, visiting scholar at the Center on National Security at Fordham Law, wrote…
Leaders Gather for A2J Summit, Hosted by the A2J Initiative at Fordham Law and the National Center for Access to Justice
On October 2, thought leaders in the access-to-justice and social justice spheres came together at…
Fordham Law Kicks Off 100 Years of Women
In September 1918, four words were added to an otherwise customary advertisement that Fordham Law…
How Does a Child Soldier Grow Up?
Across the globe, an estimated 264 million children—enough individuals to rank as the fourth most…