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The student-run Prison Healthcare Initiative spent three years advocating for a prisoner serving a life sentence

Meher Dev ’19 LL.M., who has advocated before the Supreme Court of India, was awarded a $50,000 scholarship by the global law firm.

Professor Suzanne Goldberg argues ban relies on sex-based stereotypes that have been rejected by courts for decades.

Guest teachers and scholars share their expertise with the Columbia Law community for the 2018–2019 academic year.

Faculty offer insights and perspectives on the midterm elections and their respective areas of expertise, including climate change, tax policy, immigration, and voting rights.

U.S. District Judge Joseph F. Bianco ’91 of the Eastern District of New York, a former deputy assistant attorney general overseeing counterterrorism cases, speaks as part of Federalist Society’s Madison Lecture Series.

Elizabeth Farber Bernhardt ’88 and her daughters, Doris Bernhardt ’05 and Sophia Bernhardt, all are teaching at the Law School.

John C. Coffee, Jr., Adolf A. Berle Professor of Law, and Jed S. Rakoff, U.S. District Judge for the Southern District of New York, who serves as an adjunct professor, will join the task force

Columbia Law School Launches Accelerated Executive LL.M. Program in Global Business Law

New opportunities for students include working on antitrust matters for New York State’s Attorney General and criminal prosecutions for Manhattan and Brooklyn district attorneys.