In the Media

News From Columbia Law
In the Media

The media looks to Columbia Law experts to provide ideas, opinions, analysis, and commentary on news of the day. Explore more below.

Find an In the Media Item

Search by Title

Search by Faculty Member Featured

Search by Publisher

Search by Area of Study

Start

End

Topic

March 15, 2021 The New Yorker

How Much of Your Stuff Belongs to Big Tech?

Areas of Study: Constitutional Law; Corporate, Business, and Transactional Law; Intellectual Property and Technology
Topics: Michael A. Heller; Faculty Scholarship and Ideas

Featured Faculty: Michael A. Heller Lawrence A. Wien Professor of Real Estate Law; Vice Dean of Academic Affairs

March 12, 2021 Handelsblatt

Corona verändert das Vertragsrecht radikal – Schuldner stehen ohne Hilfe da

Areas of Study: International and Comparative Law
Topics: Katharina Pistor

Featured Faculty: Katharina Pistor Edwin B. Parker Professor of Comparative Law

March 12, 2021 Gothamist

De Blasio’s New Police Reinvention Plan Falls Short of Real Reform, Critics Say

Areas of Study: Constitutional Law
Topics: Jeffrey A. Fagan

Featured Faculty: Jeffrey A. Fagan Isidor and Seville Sulzbacher Professor of Law

March 12, 2021 CNN

One Year Later, Breonna Taylor’s Mother and Advocates Still Want Accountability for the Police Who Killed Her

Areas of Study: Family, Gender, and Sexuality; Social Justice and Human Rights
Topics: Kimberle W. Crenshaw; Center for Intersectionality and Social Policy Studies; Centers and Programs

Featured Faculty: Kimberle W. Crenshaw Isidor and Seville Sulzbacher Professor of Law

March 12, 2021 CNN

Women Have Taken a Staggering COVID Hit. Now They Offer the Best Hopes for the Future

Areas of Study: Family, Gender, and Sexuality
Topics: Kimberle W. Crenshaw; Center for Intersectionality and Social Policy Studies; Centers and Programs

Featured Faculty: Kimberle W. Crenshaw Isidor and Seville Sulzbacher Professor of Law

March 11, 2021 USA Today

#SayHerName Honors Breonna Taylor, Other Black Women

Areas of Study: Family, Gender, and Sexuality; Social Justice and Human Rights
Topics: Kimberle W. Crenshaw; Center for Intersectionality and Social Policy Studies; Centers and Programs

Featured Faculty: Kimberle W. Crenshaw Isidor and Seville Sulzbacher Professor of Law

March 11, 2021 USA Today

Breonna Taylor and Hundreds of Black Women Have Died at the Hands of Police. The Movement to Say Their Names Is Growing.

Areas of Study: Criminal Justice; Social Justice and Human Rights
Topics: Kimberle W. Crenshaw

Featured Faculty: Kimberle W. Crenshaw Isidor and Seville Sulzbacher Professor of Law

March 11, 2021 The Connecticut Mirror

Connecticut’s Sole Supermax Prison Is Closing. What’s Next for Those Who Used to Be on Death Row?

Other Information
Areas of Study: Criminal Justice
Topics: Brett Dignam; Clinics; Challenging the Consequences of Mass Incarceration Clinic

Featured Faculty: Brett Dignam Clinical Professor Emerita of Law

March 11, 2021 Los Angeles Times

L.A. Is Home to Heavy Industry—And More Federal Deals Not to Prosecute Polluters Than Anywhere Else

Areas of Study: Corporate, Business, and Transactional Law
Topics: John C. Coffee Jr.; Center on Corporate Governance; Centers and Programs

Featured Faculty: John C. Coffee, Jr. Adolf A. Berle Professor of Law

March 11, 2021 The Hollywood Reporter

Saving Joel Silver: The Twisted Saga That Entangled Ari Emanuel, Ron Meyer, Anthony Pellicano, and Even Mohammed bin Salman

Areas of Study: Corporate, Business, and Transactional Law
Topics: John C. Coffee Jr.; Center on Corporate Governance; Centers and Programs

Featured Faculty: John C. Coffee, Jr. Adolf A. Berle Professor of Law