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The Columbia Law 1L is excited to explore the intersection of religion, identity, and the law.

In his remarks, Dean Daniel Abebe called the retired New York State Supreme Court justice “a vocal advocate for judicial independence and democracy.” 

Co-hosts and professors Eric Talley and Dorothy S. Lund return for a fifth season of the popular podcast. Together with expert guests, they shed light on forces influencing the current economy—from central banks to government investment to crypto prediction markets. 

Erica Finkle ’09, the former Meta AI policy director, is now director of responsible AI at Microsoft AI.

For Valentine’s Day, meet four alumni couples who share their stories of love, law, and marriage.

A day of programming organized by the Office of Private Sector Careers, with lead sponsorship by Latham & Watkins, provided students with insights into legal practice areas along with practical advice. 

Family law, says Huntington, provides a useful framework for regulating the emerging technology.  

At a Lawyers, Community, and Impact event held on November 10, Columbia Law School faculty discussed how they are using artificial intelligence (AI) in their scholarship and in the classroom, and its impact on the practice of law.

The distinguished legal historian and first woman to serve as dean of Columbia Law School dies at 92.

Smith Futrell, an expert in criminal law and mass incarceration, joins the Columbia Law School faculty to lead a new clinic focused on post-conviction and reentry advocacy.