Spotlight on News from the Cardozo Community
Professor Saurabh Vishnubhakat spoke to Fortune about the Apple/OpenAI hardware lawsuit.
Professor Wilfred Codrington III was quoted in The National Law Journal about Justice Amy Coney Barrett facing backlash from conservatives.
Professor Haiyun Damon-Feng co-wrote an Op-Ed for The Hill on the repercussions of SCOTUS's Slaughter decision.
Professor Sam Weinstein was quoted in Variety about Democratic AGs aiming to block the Paramount-Warner Bros. merger.
Professor Kate Levine spoke to Gothamist about a shooting victim suing NYC for a slain NYPD failing to protect him and others.
Professor Michael Pollack published an op-ed in Vital City about NYC sidewalk ownership and maintenance.
Professor Emeritus Richard Weisberg was quoted in The New York Times about Hungarian holocaust survivors asking U.S. courts to hear claims against Hungary's national railroad.
University Professor Michel Rosenfeld spoke to The Forward about a German antisemitism bill and whether the U.S. could follow suit.
Professor Gabor Rona spoke to Daily Caller about the war in Iran and targeting civilian infrastructure.
Faculty Scholarship & News
Professor Burton Lipshie gave a lecture on “Civil Practice Update” to the trial-level New York State judiciary at the court system's annual Summer Judicial Seminars in late June and early July.
Professor Michael Pollack participated in a webinar about his book Sidewalk Nation with America Walks on July 14. He appeared on WCLO’s morning radio show, “Your Talk Show,” on July 24, and on the Something You Should Know podcast on July 30 to discuss the book. He gave a book talk about Sidewalk Nation at the NYU Furman Center on July 29.
University Professor Michel Rosenfeld presented “Constitutional Justice for Minority Religions in Liberal Secular Democracies” at The Role of Religion in Constitutional Identity conference at Oxford University on July 15.
Professor Edward Zelinsky's ongoing case against New York State's remote tax rule was covered by Bloomberg Tax on July 15 and the National Law Review on July 9 and July 23.