Blogs & Websites at NYLS
New York Law School has a growing list of blogs that cover various legal topics of interest to diverse audiences. The blogs are the product of the Law School’s project-based learning, which provides students with opportunities to collaborate with professors and fellow students on initiatives that combine real-world experience with traditional academics. Projects include creating and maintaining Web sites devoted to particular areas of the law and or social commentary.
Faculty-Student Blogs
Faculty Blogs
 Stephen
Ellmann |  Arthur S. Leonard |
 James
Grimmelmann |  Beth Simone Noveck |
Department Blogs
 | Provides general info on library matters |
 | Links to new titles at the Mendik Library |
 | Provides info from the Office of Security and Safety |
News Feed in Real Time
- What’s in a Name? Blue Ivy Carter Means Money
- “Trust Us, We Use Social Media…”
- Commercials? What Commercials? – The Dawn of Product Placement
- Do Patents Protect Inventions or Stifle Innovation?
- FAA gives flight to PSN’s Class Action Waiver
- Governor of California v. Video Games
- Macy’s Thinks Three’s a Crowd
- You Can Never Be Too Thin, Right?
- “For Credit”: Unpaid Intern Sues Harper’s Bazaar for Compensation
- Grooveshark & Megaupload – You’re Making it Too Easy!
- Let’s Get Ready to Rumble: Departing Warner Music Group Chairman Declares War on Universal-EMI Merger
- RMLC wins a fee reduction
- Playing Favorites
- Judge’s Red Lobster Dinner Order Not on the Menu
- Ex-NFL Player Can’t Score Medical Records
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