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In Memoriam: Professor Henry P. Monaghan

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Building Community Around Native American Law

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M&A Conference Focuses on Shareholder Activism and Regulatory Changes

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Lawyer Lit: New Fiction From Columbia Law School Alumni

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Restructuring Expert Jim Millstein ’82 Delivers 2024 Harvey R. Miller ’59 Lecture

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Faculty Books 2024: The Year in Review

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Executive Power and the Electorate: Legal Questions After the 2024 Election

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The Stone Circle Luncheon 2024: 50 Years of Fellowship for 50-Year Alumni

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Alumni Speaker Series: Michelle Hull Hyncik ’11 on a Career in Professional Sports

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‘One of China’s Most Useful Strategic Assets’: Tech Policy Expert on TikTok and National Security

  • Timothy Wu
| CNN
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NYC Is the First U.S. City With Congestion Pricing. Surviving 2025 Is the Key Test

  • Michael Gerrard
| CNN
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Nicolás Maduro Calls for Puerto Rico Invasion to ‘Liberate’ Island From U.S.

  • Christina D. Ponsa-Kraus
| Newsweek
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The Corporate Transparency Act Meets the Fifth Circuit

  • John C. Coffee, Jr.
| New York Law Journal
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A New Theory of Purposeful Enterprise

  • Dorothy S. Lund
| The CLS Blue Sky Blog
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Should Scandal-Plagued Pols Resign?

  • Richard Briffault
| CommonWealth Beacon
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The Trump Criminal Cases Are All Reaching Their Anticlimax

  • Dennis Fan
| Slate
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Nippon, US Steel Sue & Barr Steps Down

  • Kathryn Judge
| Bloomberg Law Podcast
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A Different Kind of President: How Will History Remember Jimmy Carter?

  • Bernard E. Harcourt
| France 24
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Why Does the United States Bother to Impose Death Sentences?

  • James S. Liebman
| Verdict

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