The Atlantic: As Vice President Kamala Harris Calls for a Price-gouging Ban, Prof. Zephyr Teachout Makes the Case for Ignoring Economists
Vice President Kamala Harris’s proposed federal ban on price gouging might irritate academics, but it…
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NBC News: Prof. Zephyr Teachout Says Vice President Kamala Harris’s Call for a Price-gouging Ban Could Help “Stop the Big-shot Scofflaws”
Fordham Law Professor Zephyr Teachout, who worked on consumer pricing issues at the New York…
Forbes: Dean Joseph Landau Argues Empathy Plays a Huge Part in Being an Effective Critical Thinker
As America prepares for the upcoming national presidential election, Fordham Law Dean Joseph Landau advises…
New York Law Journal: Prof. Jerry H. Goldfeder Not Surprised Judge Knocked RFK Jr. Off Presidential Ballot
Fordham Law Adjunct Professor Jerry H. Goldfeder, director of Fordham Law School’s Voting Rights and…
Newsweek: Prof. Bruce Green Says Democrats Provide a Strong Case on the Facts for Opening Criminal Investigation of Justice Thomas
In the wake of another report Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas failed to disclose luxury…
The Hill: Dean Emeritus John D. Feerick ’61 and Senior Fellow John Rogan ’14 Explain How 25th Amendment Helped Nation Move Beyond Watergate
On the evening of August 8, 1974, President Richard Nixon addressed the nation and announced…
New York Law Journal: Ahead of NY Appeals Court’s Decision on 2021 Election Law Removal of Court Review From Ballot Challenges, Prof. Jerry H. Goldfeder Says Voters’ Ballots Should be Counted
A midlevel New York appeals court will decide whether challenges to canvassed ballots in close…
Bloomberg Law: Prof. Susan Block-Lieb on “Good Forum Shopping and Bad Forum Shopping”
As concerns increase over bankruptcy system fairness, Fordham Law Professor Susan Block-Lieb, a bankruptcy expert…
El País English: Prof. Tanya Hernández on the Importance of Her Latest Book Being Translated into Spanish
Ahead of National Hispanic American Heritage Month, Fordham Law Professor Tanya Katerí Hernández participated in…
The Post and Courier: Prof. Deborah Denno Argues Problems Associated with Electrocution as Execution Method Have “Only Gotten Worse with Time”
In the aftermath of the South Carolina Supreme Court ruling on July 31 that the death…