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Paris U.N. Conference Features Columbia Law School's Sabin Center for Climate Change Law

Philip Eure Discusses the Challenges of Being the First Inspector General for the New York City Police Department

Former Milbank Tweed Chairman Mel M. Immergut '71 Returns to the Law School to Teach a Course on Deal-Making That Will Allow Students to Negotiate the Hypothetical Merger of Two Law Firms

In Panel Discussion, Professor Richard Briffault Addresses Local Governments' Ability to Regulate the Second Amendment Right to Bear Arms

Future Advances Under the Civil Rights Act of 1964 are Imperiled, Say Advocates During a Panel Discussion of the Law's Contemporary Legacy.

New York's Fashion Week Has Its Roots in an Early 20th Century Scheme to Crackdown on Counterfeit Designs, Professor C. Scott Hemphill Writes in a Forthcoming Book Chapter

Professor Tim Wu, the Creator of the Term Net Neutrality and a Longtime Advocate of the Idea, Reflects on the FCC's Vote to Codify the Principle of an Open Internet

Columbia Law School Students Ogechi Nzewi '14 and Antonieta Pimienta '14 Helped Secure Housing for a Teenager Whose Mother Is Incarcerated.

During Orientation, Gillian Lester, Dean and the Lucy G. Moses Professor of Law, Welcomed New Students, Encouraging Them to Think Critically and to Engage Deeply with the Columbia Law School Community