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The general counsel of the World Intellectual Property Organization shared her perspectives on a career in diplomacy, working in a multilateral setting, and the human rights dimensions of intellectual property law.

The initiative’s latest event, held in San Francisco, focused on the implications of AI for the legal profession. 

The chief legal officer of IBM discussed the mentors who inspired her and the responsibilities of lawyers in leadership positions.

Elizabeth Glazer ’86 and David Greenwald ’83 receive Columbia Law School’s highest honor at the annual Winter Luncheon.

For Valentine’s Day, meet five couples who met their life partners at the Law School.

An expert in criminal justice policy and a recipient of Columbia Law’s 2025 Medal for Excellence, Glazer has devoted her career to the city she calls home. 

A selection of nonfiction books published by Columbia Law School alumni in 2024 includes memoirs that range from political to personal. 

Columbia Law graduates filled a shelf with tales including mystery, tragedy, romance, and poetry.

Achieving a “special milestone,” Columbia Law School alumni who graduated 50 or more years ago have been gathering for half a century.  

The former chief restructuring officer of the U.S. Treasury Department recounted the chain of events that led to the 2007–2008 financial crisis.