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Stories From the Education Law Clinic: 2024–25

In the full-year Education Law Clinic, law students receive real-world training while representing clients in education matters from civil rights advocacy organizations.

New Instructional Film Helps Lawyers and Law Students Strengthen Mediation Advocacy Skills

The New York Law School Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Skills Program, in collaboration with the James Tricarico Jr. Institute for the Business of Law and In-House Counsel, has created a new 37-minute instructional film, Representing Clients in Mediation.

NYLS’s Constitution and Citizenship Day Summit: Exploring Civic Engagement and Education

On September 16, 2025, New York Law School (NYLS) hosted the inaugural Constitution and Citizenship Day Summit.

NYLS Professor Susan J. Abraham Helps Bring Restorative Justice to Broadway

New York Law School (NYLS) Professor Susan J. Abraham is the Restorative Justice Consultant for Punch, a Broadway show based on a true story of restorative justice.

Introducing the Tribeca Neighborhood Arts Initiative at NYLS

Art, much like law, is a reflection of community values, ideas, and aspirations. With NYLS’s new Tribeca Neighborhood Arts Initiative, NYLS will host a series of temporary art exhibitions throughout the academic year.

Empowering Tomorrow’s Lawyers in the Age of AI: The NYLS Approach

Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping legal education and practice in real time. New York Law School is meeting this moment head-on, with our community leading the way in exploring both the promise and the challenges of this transformation. Through innovative coursework, a dedicated AI Task Force, and a strong focus on ethics and responsibility, NYLS is empowering the next generation of lawyers to engage with AI critically and responsibly.

Author: Education Law Clinic