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This year’s case is United States of America ex rel. Moore v. Confluence Bank, N.A., and River Confluence Group. The competition takes place on April 8. Picard will be arguing for the intervenor-plaintiff-appellee.

This year’s case is United States of America ex rel. Moore v. Confluence Bank, N.A., and River Confluence Group. The competition takes place on April 8. Truesdell will be arguing for the intervenor-plaintiff-appellee.

The Columbia Black Law Students Association honored New York City mayoral candidate Maya Wiley ’89 and Missouri Judge Lisa White Hardwick at its annual gala and hosted a virtual conference entitled “Reimagining Justice.”

The new grantmaking and fellowship programs are part of the Law School’s ongoing commitment to anti-racism in the Columbia community and beyond.

Since September 2018, we've followed this group of students on their Columbia Law journeys. Now, with graduation around the corner, we're checking in one last time.

As a future public defender, the former New York National Guard member hopes to use her legal education to fight for systemic change.

Imprisoned after Turkey’s failed coup in 2016, Akkasoglu is dedicating himself to the work of ensuring data privacy is a human right.

Susanna Booth ’21 will represent immigrants detained in New Jersey who are facing deportation.

Hillary Maduka ’21 LL.M. was recognized by the global law firm as an accomplished advocate for disadvantaged populations.

Offered jointly by Columbia Law School’s LL.M. program and the Human Rights Institute, the fellowships are awarded to lawyers committed to battling fundamental injustices around the world.