…Dean for Experiential Education and an Associate Clinical Professor, during the opening panel. Compared with white children, black children are more often referred to child protective authorities, investigated by workers,…
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Frank Lucianna ’51 was featured in the March 2017 issue of NorthJersey.com. Anthony LoFrisco ’55 has written a cookbook, titled “The LoFrisco Family Cookbook: How Josie Brought Sicily to Brooklyn,”…
…Thompson at our school,” he said. “Out of this completely chaotic and unpredictable moment comes, I would argue, one of the most extraordinary human rights stories in American history,” said…
Adjunct Professor Jerry Goldfeder wrote a post in Law.com about the upcoming constitutional convention in New York. As I have written on these pages before (“City Bar’s Support of Constitutional…
Center on National Security’s research findings about ISIS prosecutions in the United states over the recent years, was cited in NJ.com. A recent study by the Center on National Security…
…wrote extensively on federal regulation of consumer credit and published a monthly newsletter, “The Truth in Lending Compliance Report.” He was recognized with Fordham’s Bene Merenti Medal for his dedicated…
Joel Reidenberg was quoted in a Realtor.com article about privacy issues surrounding Amazon Key, a new package delivery program that will allow delivery people to drop off packages inside homes….
Joel Reidenberg was quoted in Business Insider about privacy issues surrounding new package delivery programs by online retail companies that will allow delivery people to drop off packages inside homes….
John Pfaff was quoted in Cleveland.com about recently installed U.S. Attorney Justin Herdman restructuring the office’s civil rights unit to establish a new division that will focus on prosecuting violent…
…decision. Art+Com Innovationpool GmbH, which sought $106 million in damages, told the appeals court at arguments held at Fordham University School of Law in New York that its infringement case…