Category: Students (page 10)

ABA Publishes First Issues of the Family Law Quarterly Edited by NYLS Students

NYLS students source-checked and edited journal articles written by leading scholars and practitioners, researched and analyzed state laws across the country, and monitored important cases—all while working remotely.

Jessica Rouf 3L Named a 2021 Immigrant Justice Corps Fellow

The prestigious two-year fellowship places recent law graduates in host organizations dedicated to supporting immigrants’ rights and representing those in need.

Innovation Center for Law and Technology

Students Present Innovative LegalTech Tools to Microsoft

Three NYLS students recently built first-of-their-kind legaltech apps using Microsoft’s Power Platform and presented their work to Microsoft’s Legal Operations Technical Sharing Committee.

Matthew Gaeta 2L Evening Is a Rising Star Sports Agent by Day, Law Student by Night

At age 20, Gaeta took the Major League Baseball Players Association agent certification exam, built a business plan, and founded his own company, Gaeta Sports Management, becoming one of the youngest certified agents in the sport’s history.

The Top 10 Stories of 2020

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

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,

Leni Morrison Cummins '08 and Konstantine Tettonis 1L Evening

NYLS Student and Alumna Named to City & State’s “40 Under 40”

The magazine’s prestigious 2020 list spotlights “unsung heroes who are influencing policies on a number of fronts, whether it’s the coronavirus pandemic, the recession, police brutality, or climate change.”

NYLS Joins National Effort to Improve Policing

NYLS Joins National Coalition to Address Racial Inequities in Policing

NYLS has joined the American Bar Association (ABA) and other law schools nationwide in a new five-year initiative to improve U.S. police practices and oversight.