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Professors and co-hosts Eric Talley and Dorothy S. Lund return for a sixth season of Columbia Law School’s popular podcast on law and the economy, joined by experts who explain how changes in the economy, technology, and politics continue to challenge the legal and business environment. 

This has been a year of remarkable and unmistakable progress. In this special digital publication, explore the ways Columbia Law School is moving forward with excellence, ambition, and purpose.

The third annual event, sponsored by the Ira M. Millstein Center for Global Markets and Corporate Ownership, explored new ideas and analyses relating to capital markets and corporate governance.

The center engages business leaders and the legal community to strengthen corporate governance and performance while illuminating major issues facing corporate law.

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. 

The annual event, hosted by the Millstein Center and the Center on Corporate Governance, featured a fireside chat with Delaware Supreme Court Justice Abigail M. LeGrow.

Columbia Law School faculty contribute opinion pieces to an array of media outlets on topics ranging from antitrust, financial regulation, and national security to human rights law, corporate law, and the future of democracy.
 

The second annual event, sponsored by the Ira M. Millstein Center for Global Markets and Corporate Ownership, explored recent developments in the finance and governance of large public corporations.

The popular podcast returns: Co-hosts and law professors Eric Talley and Dorothy S. Lund are joined by experts to explore complex economic events affecting workers, investors, and companies.

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