Fordham Law and the Voting Rights & Democracy Project at Fordham Law hosted political correspondent Steve Kornacki, who treated students, staff, and faculty to an impromptu whiteboard electoral map presentation, detailing scenarios of how Biden or Trump could get to 270 electoral votes. bit.ly/4bcBu6G

Happy last day of classes, Fordham Law students! Good luck on your final exams. 📚📖

Congratulations to Fordham Law School’s Black Law Students Association (BLSA) who won top national and regional honors in recognition of its leadership. Read more: bit.ly/3JwaYJE

Limits on foreign ownership have been a part of federal communications policy for more than a century. Rupert Murdoch even had to become an American to avoid FCC rules banning foreign owners of tv networks based on the twin fears of espionage & propaganda.
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Do shareholder proposals compel corporations to speak in ways that violate the First Amendment? Professor Sean Griffith joins Fordham Law’s Bite-Sized Business Law Podcast to discuss corporate purpose and negative speech rights. Listen to the full episode: apple.co/3W73Bjy

Happy Passover, Fordham University. Today's holiday message is written by Fordham Law Dean Matthew Diller: news.fordham.edu/university-new…

A lucky, standing-room-only crowd recently gathered at
Fordham Law to hear Steve Kornacki talk about his life and career —and give an impromptu electoral map prediction—in conversation with Jerry Goldfeder, director of the Voting Rights and Democracy Project.

Fordham Law alumnus and scholarship founder George Olsen ’85 was recognized for his philanthropy by Dean Matthew Diller at the Law School’s annual Scholarship Benefactors Reception. Read more: bit.ly/3Uu6Z6E

Congratulations to coach Patton Lu ’24, and competitors Caraline Higgins ’25, Meghan McAlary ’25, Talin Ghazarian ’25, Justin Lagera '25 who at the Thirty First Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot in Vienna, Austria.

Congratulations to Fordham Law alumna Dr. Enam Antonio LL.M. ‘09 who was recently appointed as a Martin-Flynn Global Law Professor at the University of Connecticut. Read more: asaaseradio.com/gimpa-law-lect…

“I was confirmed on May 8; on May 9 I got 407 cases,” Judge Robert Kirsch ’91, recently visited Fordham Law School for a fireside chat led by Suzanne Endrizzi ’96, assistant dean of the Center for Judicial Events & Clerkships (CJEC). Read more: bit.ly/3Q2bbYR

Adam Shlahet, director of the Brendan Moore Trial Advocacy Center at Fordham Law School, spoke with Newsday about the jury selection process in Trump's hush money trial and said ending Thursday with 12 jurors was “pretty remarkable.” newsday.com/news/new-york/…

It was an honor delivering the Reidenberg Lecture at Fordham Law, where I laid out what FTC is doing to make our digital economy safer, fairer, and freer.

Adam Shlahet, Director of the Brendan Moore Trial Advocacy Center, appeared on FOX26Houston to discuss the challenges in finding an impartial jury for former President Donald Trump’s historic hush money trial. fox26houston.com/video/1442562

So impressed by our Center’s affiliated faculty. Congrats, Tinu Adediran!

With just two weeks of classes remaining, Fordham Law students took a break from studying to relax with friends and enjoy food from a variety of New York food trucks at the Law School's annual Spring Fling event.

Register now for the Fordham Law Alumni Attorneys of Color's Reuniting in Strength Event (RISE) on April 29, featuring a fireside chat with alumnus Drew Valentine ’93, Executive Vice President at OneTen and Senior Advisor to IBM’s Black Executive Council. bit.ly/3TOaJ1u

Congratulations to Fordham Law student Thanina Haddadi, LL.M. ’24 and Fordham Law alumna Julia Tedesco ’23 who were each honored with the Feerick Center for Social Justice’s 'Defender of the Dream' Awards. Learn more: bit.ly/3VVJt3V

The 2024 Fordham Law Alumni Reunion is one week away! Graduates from classes ending in 9 or 4 are invited to join us at the Law School on Thursday, April 18 starting at 6:30PM. Reconnect with old friends and professors, while enjoying a festive night out. bit.ly/3PYnAwQ

Fordham Law Prof. Tanya Hernández argues that, while new OMB standards for data collection on race & ethnicity aim for inclusivity, the exclusion of Afro Latinos misses that mark and underscores the importance of nuanced data collection. bit.ly/3xlIWxL