…institutions,” Fordham University School of Law professor and Dean Emeritus Matthew Diller said. “I think loss of trust in the judiciary is a piece of that, and it’s a reflection…
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…of others and represents the very best of our community.” Kahn has been an active alumna of the Law School and has spoken on several occasions as a panelist and…
…status? The I.R.S. determines which organizations meet the criteria for tax-exempt status. The agency has at times revoked tax-exempt status, including after audits that found political or commercial activities that…
…Institute at the Fordham University School of Law, said, “After days of Chinese TikTok posts claiming that luxury fashion is actually made in China — exaggerated tales with a few…
Fordham Law students got an up-close look at a jurist from one of the most consequential state courts adjudicating high-stakes business disputes and corporate governance matters, with a visit and…
Karen J. Greenberg, director of the Center on National Security at Fordham Law School, spoke with HuffPost about the Trump administration’s migrant detention policy. Those who helped fight for due…
…too. I knew the School’s values would align with my own in terms of being mission-oriented and community-focused. It’s a place where I would be able to use my degree…
…according to Deborah Denno, a professor at Fordham Law School who studies the death penalty and execution methods. But it’s been used rarely, with just over 140 inmates put to…
After Eric Adams announced he would run for New York City mayor again as an independent candidate, Fordham Law Adjunct Professor Jerry Goldfeder, director of Fordham Law School’s Voting Rights…
…published in the Fordham Law Review, enriching our legal community with their insights. During her day-long visit, Judge Childs immersed herself in the life of the Law School. She co-taught…