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 Projects
 

	Explores legal issues in advertising and media
	Covers legal issues in the video game industry
	Examines the intersection of fashion and law
	Reports on New York City's land use decisions
	Examines U.S. detention policies in Afghanistan
	Provides info on European Union competition law
	Delivers the latest news in financial law
	Covers the intersection of law and the music industry
	Examines issues related to family law
	JAC news, events, opportunities, and publications
	Explores legal issues in the news
	Presents Law Review articles in brief
	Making the call on legal issues in sports
	Explores issues related to racial justice
	Provides helpful tips and info for investors

Faculty
 

Stephen Ellmann	James Grimmelmann
Arthur S. Leonard	Beth Simone Noveck
Houman B. Shadab

 

Departments 
 

	Provides general info on library matters
	Gives an insider's look at what to expect at NYLS
	Provides info from the Office of Security and Safety

News Feed in Real Time

Ad Nauseam

• Is it Really “All” Natural?
• SAVE THE DATE: AD NAUSEAM SPRING EVENT!!
• Shhh you can’t say that on “Big Game” Sunday

All Your Law Are Belong to Us

• Can Chapter 11 Bankruptcy and Mobile Games Save Atari?
• Antigua Government to Launch Legal “Pirate” Website
• Calling All Entrepreneurs!

CaseClothesed

• Pockets Full of Trouble
• Settlement to shape up consumer’s wallets
• Three Stripes and You’re Out!

For the Rechord

• The Grooveshark vs. Digital Music News Saga and What it Means for Bloggers
• Who’s Surging in the Battle for .music?
• Give Me My Ticket! and Other Thoughts on Music and Technology

Just Families

• The Unconscionable Choice: The VAWA and Undocumented Women’s Forced Choice Between Deportation and Abuse
• Should a murderer and prisoner be entitled to receive a sex-change operation?
• Surrogacy in New York: Not Simple

Legal As She Is Spoke

• Quite Possibly, a Bad Rap
• Presidential Disability in the Tropic of Cancer
• “Will & Grace” & Bruni & Quinn

 Mendik Matters

• Racial Justice Project Files Amicus Brief with United States Supreme Court
• Questions from Cupid
• We Keep Charging Ahead!

NYLS Law Review

• Freedom of Choice at the End of Life Videos
• Process, Powers, and Lessons for the Future: 25 Years of New York City Charter Revisions
• Exploring Civil Society through the Writings of Dr. Seuss™

 NYLS Sidebar

• Professor Strossen Reacts to SCOTUS Health Care Decision
• The Importance of a Health Care Proxy
• Professor Blecker on ABC Nightline

SecurNet

• OEM Tip of the Week: Join CERT
• OEM Tip of the Week: Don’t Fumble on Your Emergency Preparedness Goals
• NYPD- At Home Alone: A Parent’s Guide