Seven Justice Books that May Change Minds in 2018
John Pfaff’s book about mass incarceration and criminal justice reform was featured in The Crime…
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5 Points on the Threat of Trump Issuing Pardons in the Russia Probe
Jed Shugerman was quoted in a Talking Points Memo article about the U.S. president’s ability…
Consumer and Employment Arbitration – Six Things to Look for in 2018
Adjunct Professor George Friedman wrote a blog post about what to expect in consumer and…
4 Reasons for a Surprising Change in Racial Incarceration Trendlines
John Pfaff was quoted in an Alternet article about racial disparities in the U.S. criminal…
A Resolution for 2018: Reform Our Criminal Injustice System
Professor John Pfaff’s book “Locked In” was featured on the website Fabius Maximus. John Pfaff’s Locked…
Fordham Law Alumnus to Become Third CEO in Webster Bank’s History
Fordham Law alumnus John Ciulla ’94 has become the CEO of Webster Bank. In…
We’re Not Remotely Prepared for the Bioweapons Threat
David A. Andelman, visiting scholar at the Center on National Security at Fordham Law, wrote…
How Johnson & Johnson Turned the Tide on Talc Verdicts in 2017
Howard Erichson was quoted in a Law.com article about talcum powder litigation. Johnson & Johnson…
Tax Law Creates at Least 7 Major Loopholes that High Earners Can Exploit
Visiting Professor Rebecca Kysar‘s paper on tax law was cited in The Inquirer. Top tax law scholars…
George Friedman’s Review of his 2017 Arbitration Predictions
Adjunct Professor George Friedman wrote a blog post assessing the arbitration predictions he made in…