Brooklyn Law Students for the Public Interest invites you to the 2025 BLSPI Auction! March 20, 7-10:30 pm Feil Hall - Forchelli Center Tickets:

A big thank you to Board of Trustees Chairman Frank Aquila ’83, a Platinum Sponsor of our upcoming Alumni Dinner 2025! Join us on March 27 at the elegant Cipriani 25 Broadway in Manhattan!

Prof. Richard J. Sobelsohn ’98 answered questions on budgeting for WalletHub. Asked if you can have too many categories, he replied, “Never...It is better to have the category than to forget one.”

A breakfast meet and greet was held earlier today to welcome Sarah Jean Kelly, Brooklyn Law School’s new Dean of Students! Kelly comes to BLS with nearly two decades of experience over a wide variety of positions within higher ed administration.

It's Black History Month! Find more on David N. Dinkins '56 and other historical Black alumni:

Mark your calendars! March 27 is the Alumni Dinner! Brooklyn Law friends & colleagues will celebrate our honorees, including Rising Star Erica Carter ’15, Senior Counsel in Epic Games’ Legal and Business Affairs department. RSVP by 3/13:

Prof. Miriam Baer was on "Oh My Fraud," where she discussed the shortcomings of federal white-collar crime statutes, a central theme of her 2023 book.

The 13th Annual Business Boot Camp brought our community together again, with alumni returning to share their expertise. Read more:

Wondering what other Brooklyn Law alumni are up to lately? Class Notes Fall 2024 Digital Edition unveils the latest on new associates, freshly installed partners, key judicial appointments, and more. Read the story:

Brooklyn Residents! Want to weigh in on transportation, housing, and sanitation issues affecting your local community? A community board is the perfect place to do so! Join Your Community Board Today! Apply now through 2/14:

Don’t miss our Alumni Dinner on March 27, when Brooklyn Law friends, classmates, and colleagues will celebrate at the lovely Cipriani 25 Broadway in Manhattan. We will raise a glass to Alumnus of the Year Howard Rothman ’71. RSVP, March 13:

Sara Gansheimer, Sony’s Global Privacy Counsel, spoke with Professor Amy Gajda today to a packed classroom of students interested in learning more about careers in privacy. She explained that to protect sensitive data, privacy roles are needed now more than ever.

Professor Joy Kanwar has long been a fan of the standard-bearing textbook Writing and Analysis in the Law. Now, she is a co-author of its latest edition! Read more:

IBL Lecture: Women's Property Rights Under CEDAW Monday, March 3 - Reception 5:30 to 6 pm, Program 6 to 7 pm RSVP by February 26:

As the ABA Arbitration Competition Team heads into the Finals this weekend, let’s take a look back on the fall semester, when members of the Alternate Dispute Resolution Honor Society (ADRHS) competed in 10 competitions across the country. #brooklaw #brooklawstudents

Last night, we celebrated at the Brooklyn Law Review’s 90th Anniversary Symposium, marking nine decades as Brooklyn Law School’s flagship scholarly journal! Justice Tracy Catapano-Fox of NY Supreme Court, Queens, was our keynote. Brooklyn Law Review:

As the Moot Court Honor Society prepares for a flurry of spring competitions, let’s take a look back at the four competitions from the fall semester. And congratulations to Abigail Switzer '26 who won Best Direct at the UC Davis MLK Trial Competition!

This semester, we welcome Professor of Law Richard Winchester, a leading expert in employment tax law. Learn more about how his scholarship gained him attention in Congress, how his career took shape, and life outside the classroom:

Congratulations to Peter Weinstein ’70, who was recently recognized with a courtroom named in his honor at the new Broward County courthouse. His distinguished career includes 14 years in FL Senate and 21 on the circuit court bench, including three terms as Chief Judge.

A bio of the late David Dinkins ’56, former mayor of New York City, ran as part of The Philadelphia Tribune’s special section entitled "Celebrating the 60th anniversary of The Voting Rights Act of 1965."