Publications of the Centers:
CityLaw
CityLand
CityRegs
Media Law & Policy
The International Review

Other Publications:
New York Law School Magazine (the alumni magazine)
De Novo (student newspaper)
Global Human Rights Bulletin

• Center for Business and Financial Law, Professor Tamara Belinfanti, Director; Professor Houman B. Shadab, Director; Professor Ronald H. Filler, Director of Financial Services Institute; and Professor Howard S. Meyers, Associate Director
• C.V. Starr Center for International Law, Professor Lloyd Bonfield, Director
• Center for New York City Law, Professor Ross Sandler, Director
• Center for Professional Values and Practice, Professor Elizabeth Chambliss, Director
• Center for Real Estate Studies, Professor Andrew R. Berman, Director
• Diane Abbey Law Center for Children and Families, Professor Carlin Meyer, Director
• Institute for Information Law & Policy, Professor Dan Hunter, Director
• Justice Action Center, Professor Richard D. Marsico, Director
   

• Legal Practice Program
  In fall 2011, NYLS launched a new first-year skills program, Legal Practice, which provides students with a comprehensive introduction to lawyering skills at the beginning of their law school careers. The program is designed to prepare students for their first legal work experience and presents them with challenging scenarios that call on them to problem-solve and apply the law in context.
• Lawyering Skills Center
  Building on the Legal Practice Program, the Lawyering Skills Center provides students with multiple opportunities to gain hands-on experience in a real-world setting: clinics where they represent or work with actual clients under the supervision of faculty or attorneys; externships where students are placed in offices of practicing attorneys or in judicial chambers; and simulation courses where students interact with actors or others in a variety of lawyering situations.  
• Media Center
• Program in Law and Journalism
• Public Interest and Community Service
   

• Robert F. Wagner National Labor and Employment Law Moot Court Competition
• Charles W. Froessel Intramural Moot Court Competition
  
  

Some of our most distinguished graduates include:

• Chester Carlson ’39, inventor of the xerography photocopy process
• Maurice R. Greenberg '50, former Chairman and CEO of American International Group, Inc.; current Chairman and CEO of C.V. Starr and Co., Inc.
• Kathleen Grimm '80, Deputy Chancellor of Operations, New York City Department of Education
• Hon. John Marshall Harlan ’24, United States Supreme Court Justice
• Lawrence S. Huntington '64, former Chairman and CEO of Fiduciary Trust International
• Arnold Kopelson '59, Academy Award-winning producer of Platoon and The Fugitive
• Hon. Roger J. Miner '56, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
• Charles E. Phillips Jr. '93, CEO of Infor; former President of Oracle, the world's largest enterprise software company
• Elmer Rice, Class of 1912, Pulitzer Prize-Winning Playwright
• Sybil Shainwald ’76, pioneering women's health litigator and advocate
• Hon. Judith Sheindlin '65, "Judge Judy," New York family court judge, author, and TV personality
• Hon. Faviola A. Soto '78, Judge, New York State Court of Claims
• Wallace Stevens, Class of 1903, Pulitzer Prize-Winning Poet
• Robert F. Wagner, Class of 1900, U.S. Senator from New York 1927-49; author of National Labor Relations Act
• Zygmunt Wilf '74, principal owner of the Minnesota Vikings of the NFL