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The Bernstein Institute for Human Rights is a center at NYU Law committed to challenging legal systems that exclude, marginalize, and oppress. We support and train community justice advocates, law ...

Launched in 2017, the Grunin Center for Law and Social Entrepreneurship is a global leader in the field of law and social entrepreneurship. The mission of the Grunin Center is to enhance the community ...

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§520.6 of the Rules of the Court of Appeals for the Admission of Attorneys and Counselors at Law (22 NYCRR) governs the eligibility of foreign trained lawyers for the New York bar. You will find the ...

The Annual Conference on Legal Issues in Social Entrepreneurship and Impact Investing – in the US and Beyond took place on June 4 - 5, 2019 at NYU School of Law. Co-organized by the Impact Investing ...

You can be part of the most prestigious graduate tax program—from anywhere in the world. But now qualified students are no longer limited by location. NYU Law's innovative Executive LLM program, which ...

Because we deal with early-stage work in progress, attendance at meetings of the Privacy Research Group is generally limited to researchers and students who can ...

Connect law, business, and finance: You'll learn to be an effective lawyer by studying the deals that are shaping the next generation of US and global business activity in America’s financial capital.

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Jailhouse lawyers are incarcerated individuals who generally have no formal legal training, but teach themselves the law to advocate for themselves and the rights of their peers. They conduct legal ...