Events for September 13, 2013 through May 14, 2015
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Symposium: Remembering the Dream, Renewing the Dream
On the 50th Anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s “I Have A Dream” speech and the March on Washington, leaders of the civil rights movement will join prominent civil and human rights attorneys and legal scholars to reflect on the impact Dr. King’s speech and the March had on the civil rights movement; examine civil rights enforcement in the federal courts; and discuss the legacy of these events today and for the future. Continuing Legal Education This program has…
Find out more »C.V. Starr Lecture: A Tale of Two Treaties: International Copyright Law from Beijing to Marrakesh
In the last decade, international copyright law has been undergoing major transformations. More people and governments are now challenging the strict adherence to copyrights laws by calling for a broader and multidimensional approach which includes development issues, access-to-knowledge considerations, and the rights of intellectual property users, among other factors. Is there a right approach? In his lecture, Guy Pessach will examine changes in international copyright law by recounting the road to two recent treaties – the Beijing Treaty on Audiovisual…
Find out more »Froessel Moot Court Competitions
Each fall, the New York Law School Moot Court Association administers the Charles W. Froessel Intramural Moot Court Competition. The Froessel Competition is a rigorous recruiting program used by the New York Law School Moot Court Association to select its members. In addition, the competition provides students with the opportunity to display their advocacy skills. The 37th Annual Charles W. Froessel Competition will be held during September 18-22, 2013. Froessel Co-Chairs (2013-2014) Catherine Brunetto and Ariel Cabral Froessel Co-Authors (2013-2014)…
Find out more »Froessel Moot Court Competitions
Each fall, the New York Law School Moot Court Association administers the Charles W. Froessel Intramural Moot Court Competition. The Froessel Competition is a rigorous recruiting program used by the New York Law School Moot Court Association to select its members. In addition, the competition provides students with the opportunity to display their advocacy skills. The 37th Annual Charles W. Froessel Competition will be held during September 18-22, 2013. Froessel Co-Chairs (2013-2014) Catherine Brunetto and Ariel Cabral Froessel Co-Authors (2013-2014)…
Find out more »Froessel Moot Court Competitions
Each fall, the New York Law School Moot Court Association administers the Charles W. Froessel Intramural Moot Court Competition. The Froessel Competition is a rigorous recruiting program used by the New York Law School Moot Court Association to select its members. In addition, the competition provides students with the opportunity to display their advocacy skills. The 37th Annual Charles W. Froessel Competition will be held during September 18-22, 2013. Froessel Co-Chairs (2013-2014) Catherine Brunetto and Ariel Cabral Froessel Co-Authors (2013-2014)…
Find out more »Discussion with Defenders of the First Amendment, featuring Floyd Abrams and Nadine Strossen
The NYLS Program in Law and Journalism hosts a conversation with Professor Nadine Strossen and our nation’s premier First Amendment attorney, Floyd Abrams, in a freewheeling discussion about the Citizens United case, Wikileaks, and more. The event and candid conversation also marks the publication of “Friend of the Court: On the Front Lines with the First Amendment“ a newly released collection of Abrams’s writings, speeches, articles, debates, briefs, oral arguments, and testimony from his entire career. The writings illuminate topics of…
Find out more »C.V. Starr Lecture: The Stripping of the Trust: A Global Transformation
The trust, a key institution of English and U.S. law, has for decades been spreading to continental European, Asian, and “offshore” legal systems. But recent developments – such as the ongoing struggle between offshore and onshore jurisdictions over the administration and oversight of trusts, and also attempts made by financial service providers to limit their liability concerning trusts – have led to pervasive changes to this legal institution. What key changes are being made to the trust laws of nations…
Find out more »Inside Startups Club, Featuring: Startup Institute, Stray Boots & Knewton
Inside Startups was founded by Dan Porter (Head of Digital, William Morris Endeavor; Former CEO, OMGPOP) in an effort to help connect people with job opportunities in the startup community. We host events, send a free weekly newsletter, and manage a company directory. Look inside startups around the world at insidestartups.org plus follow @insidestartups. Join us for drinks, snacks, and Q&A with Startup Institute New York and SINY company partners including Knewton and Stray Boots. Meet the Director of SINY, program alumni and instructors, plus CEO/Co-Founder of Stray…
Find out more »StupidCancer! OMG2013/East Conference
Young adults, a largely unknown group in the war on cancer, account for 72,000 new diagnoses each year. That’s one every eight minutes. This is not OK! Co-produced and co-presented by Stupid Cancer, the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society and the Young Survival Coalition, OMG2013/east is the Northeast’s premiere regional conference and social networking event for the young adult cancer movement. Join us for smaller, more-intimate one-day special event followed by a sweet afterparty and VIP reception. Free admission. Limited spots.…
Find out more »Fourth Annual Forum on Civil and Human Rights in Puerto Rico
Co-sponsored by the Puerto Rican Bar Association and the National Lawyers Guild International Committee, the Fourth Annual Forum on Civil and Human Rights in Puerto Rico will explore issues concerning Puerto Rico’s territorial status including: The legal implications of framing a resolution Constitutional jurisprudence Human rights principles International law El Pueblo Decide: Legal Constructions, Consequences and Considerations for the Future of Puerto Rico’s Political Status Moderator: Juan Cartagena, Esq. President & General Counsel, Latino Justice PRLDEF Panelists: Julio Fontanet Maldonado,…
Find out more »The 100th Anniversary of the Revenue Act of 1913: Marking a Century of Income Tax Law
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Find out more »Serving on a Non-Profit Board: What Lawyers Need to Know
This CLE is designed to educate attorneys about serving on nonprofit boards and to share insights from successful non-profit executive directors about the qualifications and roles of board members. The program will also address some of the special ethical considerations in providing pro bono services to a non-profit and in representing children. 1:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. Attorneys Serving on a Non-Profit Board 90 minutes (1.0 general practice, .5 ethics) Samuel Coppersmith, partner at Coppersmith, Schermer and Brockelman, PLC. Sam…
Find out more »Be the Change
“Be the Change is an annual national day of service coordinated by South Asian Americans Leading Together (SAALT) to inspire and foster civic engagement and stronger communities through volunteerism and community service. Every year, thousands of participants across the country collectively contribute numerous hours of community service in the spirit of Mahatma Gandhi’s famous quote, “Be the change you wish to see in the world.” This year’s theme of Be the Change is “Stand Together, Serve Together” encouraging people of…
Find out more »Breakfast Forum: The Impact of Hurricane Sandy on New York City Real Estate
Seventh Annual CRES Breakfast Forum on Sustainable Real Estate Development, co-Sponsored by the NYLS Center for City Law. Keynote Speakers: Adam Leitman Bailey, Esq. Founding Partner, Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C. David Cheikin Vice President of Leasing, Brookfield Office Properties Robert Schimmenti Vice President of Engineering and Energy Services, Con Edison Tokumbo Shobowale Chief Business Operations Officer, City of New York, Office of the Mayor Date: Wednesday, October 9, 2013 Time: 8:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. Continental Breakfast & Networking: 8:00am –…
Find out more »Protecting Our Rights in an Age of Digital Surveillance
Amie Stepanovich ’10, Director of the Electronic Privacy Information Center’s Domestic Surveillance Project, will present “Protecting Our Rights in an Age of Digital Surveillance.” Ms. Stepanovich will discuss the intersection of technology, privacy, and the Fourth Amendment. She will address the important domestic surveillance issues of today, including the use of drones and the National Security Agency’s domestic surveillance program. Ms. Stepanovich is an expert on drone surveillance and has testified in front of Congress on the need for privacy…
Find out more »Mentor-Match Program Breakfast
This program matches hand-picked alumni with participating students based on the student’s career interests, providing another source of guidance as students enter the profession and learn more about the legal practice.
Find out more »Lunch with a Lawyer
Each week during the Fall and Spring semesters, attorneys in different practice areas host a lunch for eight to 10 students. These small lunch meetings offer students the opportunity to learn about a practice area and meet a potential advisor in a more intimate setting. This week’s practice area will be Criminal Prosecution. Please RSVP via Simplicity
Find out more »Justice Speaks: Raising the Age of Criminal Responsibilty in New York State
New York State remains one of two states that have refused to raise the age of criminal responsibility to 18 years. When a person under the age of 18 is judged and sentenced as an adult there are heavy ramifications including high rates of recidivism, mental health issues, and negative impacts on educational opportunities. Judge Michael Corriero has been the front leader for juvenile justice reform and as the Executive Director and Founder of the New York Center for Juvenile…
Find out more »Litigation Networking Forum
Students will learn about the day to day work and possible career paths in these practice areas. Lawyers and students will converse at small tables where one on one or small group discussions can take place. For questions and to RSVP email: career@nyls.edu
Find out more »New York State Pro Bono Requirement Information Session
Law school graduates who expect to be admitted to the New York State bar on or after January 1, 2015 will need to demonstrate that they have completed 50 hours of qualifying pro bono work prior to submitting their applications for admission. In order to assist those of you who will be subject to this requirement, New York Law School’s Pro Bono Initiatives Program will hold an information session to answer basic questions about the requirement and to introduce you…
Find out more »Aereo: Changing the Future of Television
Aereo: Changing the Future of Television Co-sponsored by New York Law School’s Institute for Information Law and Policy, and Advanced Communications Law and Policy Institute; the Federal Communications Bar Association – New York Chapter; the New York State Bar Association, EASL Section, Television and Radio Committee; and Wilkinson Barker Knauer, LLP. Wednesday, October 16, 2013 6:00 p.m. -8:30 p.m. New York Law School, 185 W. Broadway, Auditorium Why pay for public broadcast television when you can…
Find out more »City Law Breakfast w/ Judge Judith Kaye
Breakfasts are held six times a year and feature prominent speakers who discuss current government and political issues. These events are free, open to the public, and broadcast by Crosswalks cable television throughout the five boroughs. Says the Huffington Post: “Ross Sandler, a NY Law School professor, is the breakfast host. His breakfast event is the closest thing to a successor to the long-lamented City Club of New York, which played a significant role in the City of New York…
Find out more »Special Panel Discussion: From Law School to Practice
Topic: Finding your way in a changing landscape. A conversation with leading practitioners on changing dynamics within the business of law, sector trends up and down, who’s getting hired today and why. Moderated by Lee Pacchia ’06 of Bloomberg Law, host of The Business of Law Panelists include:Aurora Cassirer, Partner and Executive Committee Member, Troutman Sanders Jay Grushkin, Senior Finance Partner, Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy William Rochelle, bankruptcy columnist and editor-at-large, Bloomberg News in New York. Peter J. Sacripanti, Chair…
Find out more »Advanced Professional Development Session
Are you intimidated by the process of getting published? This program will challenge this mindset by addressing the many opportunities available for publication and the mechanics of publishable writing. This program is part of the Advanced Professional Development Series. All 2Ls, 3Ls, evening students, and recent graduates are welcome. RSVP via Simplicity
Find out more »Lunch with a Lawyer
Each week during the Fall and Spring semesters, attorneys in different practice areas host a lunch for eight to 10 students. These small lunch meetings offer students the opportunity to learn about a practice area and meet a potential advisor in a more intimate setting. This week join us for our guest in the practice area of Criminal Defense.
Find out more »Appointment of Ann F. Thomas as the Otto L Walter Distinguished Professor of Tax Law
For further information, please contact the Office of Development and Alumni Relations at 212-431-2800.
Find out more »International Tax Program CLE Lunch: Tax Issues in China
CURRENT TAX ISSUES IN CHINAA conversation with Dr. Ye Zhou The People’s Republic of China is now an important part of the global economy. Over the past decade the tax system of the PRC has undergone rapid development and adaption to the country’s burgeoning economy. The involvement of US and other foreign investors and businesses is no longer limited to import and export activities but extends to China’s internal markets as well. Business and tax lawyers need to understand the…
Find out more »Recent Graduate Panel
Looking for a little inspiration with your post-grad job search? Come hear from recent grads who successfully completed an extended job search and are now in JD required jobs. The speakers will give you tips on how they overcame obstacles, focused their efforts, and came out ahead. Advice From the Trenches: Recent Graduates Provide Insight on Job Search Success Click here to RSVP to the Panel and Reception
Find out more »Recent Graduates Networking Reception
Following the Recent Graduate Job Search panel, join us for a networking happy hour reception at Distilled New York, one of TriBeCa’s hottest new locales, to welcome the class of 2013 as our newest alumni. Click here to RSVP to the Reception
Find out more »The Laws of Magic
Law works around truth; magic works around deception. What ties the two together? In 2012, Gerard Bakardy showcased his illusion titled, “The Rose and Her Shadow” in a YouTube video and offered to reveal his secrets to viewers for $3,050. Magicians Penn and Teller, the creators behind “Shadows”, accused Bakardy of copyright infringement and filed a lawsuit. But Bakardy argues that simple, everyday tricks that are a part of the common knowledge should not be subject to copyright protection. When…
Find out more »Lunch with a Lawyer: Trusts and Estates
Each week during the Fall and Spring semesters, attorneys in different practice areas host a lunch for eight to 10 students. These small lunch meetings offer students the opportunity to learn about a practice area and meet a potential advisor in a more intimate setting. This week our guest will be from the practice area of Trusts and Estates. For more information and to RSVP please log on to Simplicity.
Find out more »Lunch with a Lawyer: Immigration
Each week during the Fall and Spring semesters, attorneys in different practice areas host a lunch for eight to 10 students. These small lunch meetings offer students the opportunity to learn about a practice area and meet a potential advisor in a more intimate setting. This week we are having a special guest in the practice field of Immigration. For more information and to RSVP please log on to simplicity.
Find out more »New York City Procurement Law: Doing Business with New York
Presented by the Center for New York City Law and the New York City Law Department Where: New York Law School185 West Broadway (between Worth & Leonard Streets) Credit: 3.5 CLE credits Cost: $175 general registration fee
Find out more »Public Interest and Government Networking Forum
Students will learn about the day to day work and possible career paths in Public Interest and Government. Lawyers and students will converse at small tables where one on one or small group discussions can take place. To RSVP or if you have any questions email: career@nyls.edu
Find out more »“In Conversation with… Van Adams, Sports Marketing”
Join Van Adams as she discusses a career in sports marketing. Come with your questions! RSVP via simplicity
Find out more »Justice Speaks: The Immigration Bill: Key Aspects and Events
Didn’t get a chance to read all of the 1,197 pages of the Senate Immigration Bill? That’s okay! Come join us for lunch and listen to a panel of experienced immigration reform activists explain key aspects of the bill. If enacted, the Immigration Bill would comprise the largest-scale overhaul of our immigration system in more than 25 years. The bill would provide a road to U.S. citizenship for as many as 11 million unauthorized immigrants, allocate billions for militarization of…
Find out more »NITA
You can’t win a trial at deposition, but you certainly can lose one. NITA’s Deposition Skills program puts you in a realistic deposition setting and provides you the opportunity to discover the questioning style that best fits your personality and skills. Using NITA’s unique “funnel technique” you will practice and perfect the skills of: • Eliciting exhaustive, expansive answers • Theory testing during depositions • Identifying other useful witnesses and documents • Closing off avenues of escape • Successfully dealing…
Find out more »NITA
You can’t win a trial at deposition, but you certainly can lose one. NITA’s Deposition Skills program puts you in a realistic deposition setting and provides you the opportunity to discover the questioning style that best fits your personality and skills. Using NITA’s unique “funnel technique” you will practice and perfect the skills of: • Eliciting exhaustive, expansive answers • Theory testing during depositions • Identifying other useful witnesses and documents • Closing off avenues of escape • Successfully dealing…
Find out more »NITA
You can’t win a trial at deposition, but you certainly can lose one. NITA’s Deposition Skills program puts you in a realistic deposition setting and provides you the opportunity to discover the questioning style that best fits your personality and skills. Using NITA’s unique “funnel technique” you will practice and perfect the skills of: • Eliciting exhaustive, expansive answers • Theory testing during depositions • Identifying other useful witnesses and documents • Closing off avenues of escape • Successfully dealing…
Find out more »Cleanweb & The City
Cleanweb is the convergence of big data, mobile computing, and connectivity that addresses global energy and resource constraints and enables collaborative consumption and related trends. It is one of the most dynamic and innovative areas in technology today. This November, Cleantech Group and The Cleanweb Initiative are convening an invitation-only executive summit—Cleanweb and the City—with the objectives of: – Exploring how cleanweb will disrupt current corporate business models, and how corporates can adapt – Building close connections among leading cleanweb professionals and investors…
Find out more »Lunch with a Lawyer: Compliance
Each week during the Fall and Spring semesters, attorneys in different practice areas host a lunch for eight to 10 students. These small lunch meetings offer students the opportunity to learn about a practice area and meet a potential advisor in a more intimate setting. This week we are having a special guest in the practice field of Compliance. For more information and to RSVP please log on to simplicity.
Find out more »Veterans Justice Symposium
Veterans Justice Symposium
Find out more »CRES Master Class Pizza Lunch on Construction Law: Current Issues in Contracts & Litigation
Join us for a discussion on current issues in construction law featuring NYLS alumna Jaimee L. Nardiello (’03), Principal, Zetlin & De Chiara LLP. A pizza lunch will be provided. This event is free and open to all students. Please RSVP to RealEstateRSVP@nyls.edu
Find out more »Lunch with a Lawyer: Insurance Defense
Each week during the Fall and Spring semesters, attorneys in different practice areas host a lunch for eight to 10 students. These small lunch meetings offer students the opportunity to learn about a practice area and meet a potential advisor in a more intimate setting. This week we are having a special guest in the practice field of Insurance Defense. For more information and to RSVP please log on to Simplicity.
Find out more »Fashion Law & Technology: 3D Printing and Its Legal Implications
This program will address the increasing use of 3D printing in Fashion and its legal implications regarding patent, copyright and trademark law. There will be a live demonstration using a 3D printer. Speakers include: Kathryne E. Badura, Esq., Francis Bitonti, Joseph M. Forgione, Esq., Michael Kelly, Esq., and Joseph F. Murphy, Esq. 2 transitional and non-transitional CLE credits are available. To RSVP. please e-mail Naomi Allen at naomi.allen@nyls.edu by Friday, Nov. 15, 2013.
Find out more »CityLaw Breakfast Series: Patrick J. Foye
The Center for New York City Law, Dean Anthony W. Crowell and Professor Ross Sander, DirectorCordially invite you to a CityLaw Breakfast Presenting: Patrick J. Foye, Executive Director of the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey Speaking on: Infrastructure and Public/Private Partnerships: “Bridging” the Gap Date: Thursday, November 21, 2013Time: 8:15 a.m.Place: 185 West Broadway(Between Worth and Leonard Streets)Cost: No chargeRSVP: Reservations are appreciated.Please reserve online, call, fax or e-mail.Please feel free to forward this on to anyone…
Find out more »Lunch With a Lawyer: Sports Law
Each week during the Fall and Spring semesters, attorneys come to converse with our students during a brown bag lunch. These lunch meetings offer students the opportunity to learn about a practice area and meet a potential advisor in a more intimate setting. This week our special guest will be Derrick Crawford, Managing Director of Enforcement for the NCAA. RSVP on Symplicity This particular lunch will be of a much larger capacity. Your RSVP is your commitment to come; we don’t…
Find out more »First Day of Chanukah
Classes are not in session- the buildings and facilities will still be accessible to students and faculty.
Find out more »Discussion on the Future of the New York City Council
Common Cause/NY, the Human Rights Project at the Urban Justice Center (HRP), and New York Law School are pleased to invite you to a round table discussion about rules reform and the future of the New York City Council with the leading contenders for the City Counsil Speaker. The round table will be moderated by Fordham University Assistabt Professor of Political Science, Christina Greer and Common Cause/NY Executive Director Susan Lerner. Invited Councilmembers Include: Mark Weprin (confirmed) Melissa Mark-Viverito (confirmed)…
Find out more »Lunch with a Lawyer: Sports & Entertainment
Each week during the Fall and Spring semesters, attorneys in different practice areas host a lunch for eight to 10 students. These small lunch meetings offer students the opportunity to learn about a practice area and meet a potential advisor in a more intimate setting. This week we are having a special guest in the practice field of Sports and Entertainment. For more information and to RSVP please log on to simplicity.
Find out more »New York City Property Tax CLE
Session 1:Commission Year in Review and Changes for 2014• Glenn Newman – President, Tax Commission• Hearing and Appraisal Supervisor Session 2Ethics Session • Glenn Newman – President, Tax Commission• Leonard Picker – Special Counsel and Director of Compliance and Investigations, Tax Commission Break Session 3Co-ops, Condos and the Property Tax: Time for Reform?Moderated by Ellen Hoffman – Commissioner, Tax Appeals Tribunal Panel of Representatives from:• REBNY • Council of NY Cooperatives and Condominiums • Independent Budget Office• Rent Stabilization…
Find out more »UAC Fundraising Dinner
Unemployment Action Center Fundraising Dinner
Find out more »Spring Banquet
NAPALSA, SALSA, LALSA, MLSA Spring Banquet
Find out more »PIC Auction
Public Interest Coalition Auction
Find out more »Annual Spring Banquet
Hosted by the Asian Pacific Law Students Association, Latin American Law Students Association, Muslim Law Students Association, OutLaws and the South Asian Law Student Association
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