Dean Val Myteberi was quoted in an article in LL.M. Guide focusing on a surge of interest in IP law.

The New York Times reporters Robin Pogrebin and Kate Kelly joined Professor Jessica Roth to discuss their book The Education of Brett Kavanaugh and the questions it sparked about the U.S. Supreme Court Justice’s controversial confirmation.

While many law school courses focus on courtroom litigation, a unique course at Cardozo teaches students how to prevent legal conflict in the first place.

Stephen Siegel, Chairman of Global Brokerage at CBRE and member of Cardozo's Board of Overseers, visited Cardozo for a breakfast talk with Professor Stewart Sterk.

Cardozo alumni and intellectual property (IP) experts discussed the latest in copyright infringement at the Entertainment Law Initiative panel: “Protector or Suppressor?” hosted by the Recording Ac

The Samuel & Ronnie Heyman Center on Corporate Governance hosted Antitrust in the Modern Economy, on November 7.

Professor Pamela Samuelson was the keynote speaker at Cardozo's Distinguished Lecture in IP, sponsored by the Intellectual Property and Information Law program. Samuelson, the Richard M.

Lively debates over the First Amendment sparked discussions between scholars and the public at the Floersheimer Center’s daylong event “Hate Speech, Fake News, and Post-Truth in the Age of Trump.”

Victor Wang ’15 joins Cardozo as the new director of the Cardozo/Google Patent Diversity Project, which aims to increase patents issued to women, people of color, and underprivileged inventors.

When does representing a client become unethical?