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This spring, Stretch served as Leader-in-Residence of Columbia Law’s In-House Counsel Lab, part of the Reuben Mark Initiative for Organizational Character and Leadership.

Online instruction means working harder to keep everyone engaged, but faculty members are finding ways to do so.

The free e-book, published on April 20, features contributions by 18 Columbia Law scholars and delves into the legal issues around COVID-19—including elections, privacy, prisoners’ rights, bankruptcy, the environment, force majeure in contracts, and public health law.

Columbia Law School faculty weigh in on the COVID-19 pandemic and its implications on law, policy, business, and society.

The first ship carrying enslaved Africans arrived in North America 400 years ago. To commemorate the anniversary, the Law School held a series of programs focused on the enduring effects of slavery in the United States.

Just in time for winter break reading, these books changed faculty’s lives and will change yours too.

Columbia Law School Clip Report, November 16–30, 2019

Columbia Law experts explain how impeachment works, what is a high crime or misdemeanor, and what other legal and constitutional governance issues impeachment raises.

Columbia Law School Clip Report, November 1–15, 2019

Columbia Law School Clip Report, October 16–31, 2019