Associate Professor of Law Thomas P. Schmidt kicked off the conversation with an overview of the term and compared the court ...

Olena V. Ripnick-O'Farrell ’14 is global copyright counsel at ByteDance, a multinational technology company that develops AI ...

Members of the J.D. Class of 2029 and LL.M. Class of 2027 began their time at the Law School with workshops, information ...

Sarah Knuckey is a human rights advocate and clinical professor of law, and she directs the Smith Family Human Rights Clinic and the Human Rights Institute. Knuckey and Human Rights Clinic students ...

The Harlan Fiske Stone Moot Court Competition—part of the Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison Moot Court Program—is a three-round elimination competition in appellate advocacy. In the qualifying ...

We live in the age of the gig economy, globalized labor, and artificial intelligence. Questions surrounding regulations that govern the interaction between an individual and their workplace—and even ...

Alexandra Reeve Givens ’08 is president and CEO of the Center for Democracy & Technology, a nonprofit organization that shapes technology policy with a focus on human rights. As CEO, I set our ...

Join a program as agile and ambitious as you are. At Columbia Law School, what we teach is informed by what’s happening in the world. The forces changing global business require expert legal ...

In the fight against injustice and inequity at home and abroad, lawyers serving the public interest can be powerful advocates for equal economic opportunity, criminal justice reform, racial justice, ...

To work as a lawyer in a multinational arena—whether in trade, technology, finance, or the protection of human rights—requires an in-depth understanding of distinct legal systems and cultures, ...

In the global economy, the complex relationships among corporate boards, management, entrepreneurs, investors, and other stakeholders create a dynamic legal landscape for private business and public ...