New York Law Journal
...Despite the pro bono contributions made by...Schair, chair, advisory board of the Feerick...
...to find employment, enhancing pro bono services and monitoring the impact...illnesses were diagnosed and legal advisory seminars for small-business owners...
...year student at Syracuse University, who chairs the school's Pro Bono Advisory Board. Young Lawyer: Lindsay Moilanen, an...
...the Immigration Courts and the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA), housed...Affairs, which can issue "advisory opinions" overturning visa refusals...
Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman yesterday called for a "top to bottom" overhaul of making bail determinations that not only protects public safety but is fair to low-income defendants waiting for their
...top of that," said Janis Meyer, chair of Hofstra University's board of trustees and a member of the law school dean search committee...
While the traditional pathways to a legal career are changing, a legal education continues to provide a rigorous and rewarding educational process that allows our alumni to succeed in a variety of co
Marci Hamilton, a professor at the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, stepped out of the Ivory Tower onto the public square to decry what she sees as the widespread cover-up of child sexual abuse by
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