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Announcing the launch of the James Tricarico Jr. Institute for the Business of Law and In-House Counsel

NYLS Launches the James Tricarico Jr. Institute for the Business of Law and In-House Counsel

Made possible by a substantial gift from distinguished alumnus James Tricarico Jr. ’77, the Institute will prepare law students and practitioners for the future of in-house counsel roles.

Message From the Dean on Black History Month

This year’s celebration comes at a deeply somber time, when Black Americans disproportionately bear the unjust burden of a global pandemic and a national crisis in policing.

Message From the Dean on Martin Luther King Jr. Day

Today we honor the memory of our most iconic civil rights leader, the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., who possessed boundless courage and an enduring passion to better our country on behalf of people of color, and all oppressed peoples.

The Top 10 Stories of 2020

Take a look at NYLS’s top-performing feature stories in 2020.

Reflections on the Passing of Mayor David N. Dinkins

New York Law School mourns the passing of one New York City’s most trailblazing, civic leaders, Mayor David N. Dinkins.

Criminal Defense Clinic Partners With Good Call to Support Low-Income New Yorkers Pre-Arraignment

This semester, NYLS’s Criminal Defense Clinic has partnered with Good Call to create comprehensive, unified training materials for its growing base of attorney volunteers,

New York Legal Community Rates NYLS’s Graduate Tax Program No. 1 for 11 Years Straight

The program is open to qualified lawyers who hold a J.D. degree from an American Bar Association-accredited law school or an equivalent foreign law degree. Registration is open for Fall 2020 information sessions.

Strategic Plan Guides NYLS’s Approach to Navigating the Pandemic

Months into the unprecedented health and economic crisis caused by COVID-19, the Plan is guiding NYLS’s successful admissions, bar success, and career development initiatives.

NYLS, Interfaith Center of New York, and State Bar Association Offer Lawyering and Religious Diversity Training

The training, which offers CLE credit, will help attorneys work effectively with clients from New York City’s diverse faith communities, in order to ensure equal access to justice for New Yorkers of all religious and secular backgrounds.