Spotlight on News From the Cardozo Community
Faculty Scholarship & News
- Professors Rebekah Diller and Leslie Salzman published “Stripped of Funds, Stripped of Rights: A Critique of Guardianship as a Remedy for Elder Financial Harm” in the University of Pennsylvania Journal of Law and Social Change.
- Professor Jocelyn Getgen Kestenbaum was be a panelist at “Lenapehoking: Missing & Murdered Indigenous Persons Crisis” on March 14, sponsored by the Brooklyn Public Library.
- Professor Deborah Pearlstein presented her paper “Counterterrorism 2.0" at the ABA's National Security Law conference on February 17.
- Professor Kate Shaw spoke on a panel “The First Trump Impeachment: What is an Impeachable Offense?” at the Missouri Law Review Symposium on February 18.
- Professor Matthew Wansley's paper “Moonshots” was selected for the University of Michigan Junior Scholars Conference in April.
Events
Office of Career Services' Entertainment Law Week Events (Feb. 21-23):
Mythbusters: Entertainment 101
Monday, February 21
Alumni Spotlight with Aliya Nelson ’01, Partner, Greenspoon Marder LLP interviewed by Dean Melanie Leslie ’91
Monday, February 21
Art and Advocacy — The Work of Gordon Parks
co-sponsored by the Cardozo Art Law Society, The FAME Center, the Black Law Students Association, and the Filmmakers Legal Clinic
Tuesday, February 22
Dean Leslie's Office Hours
Wednesday, February 23
Fifth Floor Faculty Lounge
Follow the Yellow Brick Road
Wednesday, February 23
Trademarks in the Metaverse: Protection in the New Digital World
co-sponsored by The FAME Center and the Cardozo Fashion Law Society
Thursday, March 3
Annual Melnick Symposium and IAP Award Ceremony
sponsored by the Cardozo Journal of Conflict Resolution
Friday, March 11