August 16, 2018 - Excitement, nervous energy and a sense of opportunity were in the air as the members of Cardozo’s Class of 2021 arrived for their first day of orientation. Students mingled over a breakfast spread before gathering in the Jacob Burns Moot Court Room, where Dean of Admissions David Martinidez and Dean Melanie Leslie officially welcomed Cardozo’s newest class to the school.
Cardozo School of Law's business law program received an "A+" in preLaw magazine, and is one of eight programs in the nation to receive the top grade. The magazine took into account Cardozo's business law clinics, externships, journals, student groups, and whether the school has a concentration or center.
Cardozo School of Law's family law program received an "A" grade in preLaw magazine. The magazine took into count the breadth of curricular offerings in family law, including clinics, externships, journals, student groups, and a concentration or certificate.
Cardozo students made their mark October 13 and 14 at the 10th Annual Securities Dispute Resolution Triathlon, with the ADR Competition Honor Society winning first place in the Arbitration round, taking a top prize for the second consecutive year.
Professor Arthur Jacobson, who has taught at Cardozo for 40 years, was honored Thursday, October 11 by his colleagues, with a daylong festschrift celebrating his work.
Professor Richard Weisberg organized the event, which included three panels: Panel 1 focused on The Normativity of Jewish Law; Panel 2, Hermeneutics; and Panel 3, Loyalty. Several Cardozo professors including Professors Yankah, Fish, Stone and Schroeder served on panels. Former Deans Paul Verkuil and Monroe Price were guest speakers.
Professor Kate Shaw speaks to NYU Professor Ulrich Baer on his podcast "Think About It," about the role of the First Amendment in recent Supreme Court rulings, among other constitutional law topics.