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Lee Gelernt, who is also a Columbia lecturer in law, is perhaps one of the most influential—and effective—immigrant rights’ lawyers in the country.

Chairman of Sony Pictures Entertainment Motion Picture Group visits campus and discusses his path from IP lawyer to studio chief.

The indomitable attorney still goes to her office at Davis & Gilbert four days a week to represent commercial and pro bono clients.

Ratner Leaves a Long Legacy as a Visionary Lawyer and Fierce Advocate of International Human Rights

Judge Constance Baker Motley '46, became the first African-American woman appointed to the federal judiciary.

Women lawyers should have a clear idea about the skills, relationships, and experiences they want to take away from each new opportunity in their career, says Esta Eiger Stecher '82, who was honored by the Columbia Law Women's Association

The longtime supporter of the Law School and distinguished tax lawyer died Dec. 16 in New York City.

Supporter of Japanese Legal Studies Isaac Shapiro '56 Publishes Illuminating Memoir

Health care law specialist Steven Epstein '68, a trailblazer in the field, has perfected the art of doing well by doing good.

Anne Cohen ’85 is one of the chief lawyers managing an internal investigation for a major company headquartered in Munich.