Professor Michael Herz, Professor Kate Shaw and Professor David Rudenstine offered their assessment of the impeachment trial at  "What the Heck Just Happened? Assessing the Trump Impeachment," sponsored by the Floersheimer Center for Constitutional Democracy. 

This year's panel was moderated by Adjunct Professor Mike Stone, who is also the director of compliance at the Samuel and Ronnie Heyman Center on Corporate Governance. Corporate lawyers with a mix of specializations discussed common challenges in ethics in today's legal landscape.

Professor Ed Zelinsky's paper focuses on how the first amendment applies to the IRS Code which forbids non-profit organizations from intervening in political campaigns.

Professor Myriam Gilles spoke to Consumer Reports about consumers getting unknowingly trapped into arbitration clauses.

preLaw magazine's winter edition ranked Cardozo highly in several areas, giving the law school an A+ in trial advocacy, and A grades for both international law and public advocacy.

Cardozo's 2020 P*LAW Week included a range of panels and discussions to introduce students to career options in public service.

Cardozo's Innocence Project Clinic celebrated a victory as Manhattan Supreme Court Judge Stephen Antignani overturned the rape charges of Rafael Ruiz, a Bronx man who had been imprisoned for 35 years.

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