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 ...

Watch: The Columbia Law professor discusses his new book and explains how tech platforms extract wealth, paving the way for a rise in autocracy. But the idealism underpinning the platforms in their ...

The deferral program for highly qualified undergraduate applicants enables future Columbia Law students to work, study, or pursue special projects for two years before beginning their legal education.

News From Columbia Law Story Archive A Transformative Gift for a Transformative Project: $15 Million From Li Lu ’96 Supports Law Library Renovation In recognition of his extraordinarily generous ...

The Office of Public Interest/Public Service Law and Careers shares some of the ways that Columbia Law graduates will serve communities and clients through impactful postgraduate fellowships.

Responsible AI is the notion that ethical principles should guide the development and use of AI. It can encompass concepts like safety, privacy, and accessibility, which apply to any technology that ...

Explore the curriculum as well as academic and experiential learning options inside and outside the classroom. The LL.M. Program offers you one year of boundless opportunities for intellectual, ...

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 ...

Columbia Law School reported the information below to the American Bar Association (ABA) for all J.D. graduates in our Class of 2025, indicating their employment status 10 months after graduation. To ...