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Cardozo: News in Brief May 15

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🚨Update: We will celebrate Reunion on Wednesday at ILA Penthouse! We look forward to seeing you at this special alumni signature event. To learn more and register, visit https://bit.ly/4s3BTQT

Join us to celebrate Cardozo’s vibrant LGBTQ+ community and cheer on the NYC Pride March from the Ruth & H. Bert Mack Pavilion (Cardozo Lobby)! Mark your calendar for June 28 for this special event! https://bit.ly/4dbWEG8

We are just ONE WEEK away from celebrating Reunion! Come back to Cardozo to reconnect with classmates, take a professional headshot, and enjoy the All-Alumni Cocktail Party. Register today! https://bit.ly/4s3BTQT

This month on SPARKS, Matthew Eisler ’07, Head of Sports Capital at Latham & Watkins, joins for a conversation at the intersection of law, business, and the global sports industry. 🎧 Listen here: https://bit.ly/4uMZ6c7 #SPARKS

Flashback @ Fifty 📸 Studying through the decades. Wishing all Cardozo students the best of luck during finals week—you’ve got this. #CardozoAt50

New episode of How My Friends Negotiate 🎙️ Andrea Schneider talks with Jason P. Armstrong, retired police chief and former Ferguson police chief, about negotiation under pressure and why success means helping people feel heard, respected, and treated with dignity. https://apple.co/4dsJfta

Investors deserve to know about the dangers that could delay or end the mining project and cause the company—and them—to lose money.  Read the full report here: sway.cloud.microsoft/G9Guq4OBEPJM... @jocelyngetgen.bsky.social @cardozolaw.bsky.social

Don't miss out on this year's Reunion! Early Bird Pricing has been extended through Wednesday, May 6. Join fellow alumni for an evening of celebration and welcome the Class of 2026. https://bit.ly/4s3BTQT

Check out the latest in The Atlantic from Cardozo Prof. Jacob Noti-Victor and Xiyin Tang: “The Secret Weapon Against AI Dominance.” They explore how the future of creative work may hinge on whether AI-generated content can be copyrighted and what that means for creators. https://bit.ly/4uhMY2e

The Secret Weapon Against AI Dominance

The future of creative labor will turn on whether AI-generated work can be copyrighted.

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We honored Maurice Q. Robinson ’09 at the 16th Annual BALLSA Celebration, which brought together students, faculty, and alumni. Maurice has been a longstanding member of the Cardozo community, recognized for his leadership, service, and contributions as an adjunct professor. https://bit.ly/4tFybyw

Cardozo Law ranks #34 on the 2026 Go-To Law Schools for Big Law list, highlighting top schools sending grads to Big Law firms. Read more: ➡️ https://bit.ly/48pzWrd

Go-To Law Schools: Columbia Reclaims the Throne, Georgetown and Vanderbilt Join the Top 10 | Law.com

"T14" law schools dominated by taking the top six positions this year, while Vanderbilt Law and Georgetown Law both climbed four spots to make the top 10.

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Congratulations to Professor Jacob Noti-Victor on being selected to present at the Harvard/Stanford/Yale Junior Faculty Forum! His paper, “Copyright Litigation After Generative AI,” was chosen from 150+ submissions, with just 10 presenters selected. https://bit.ly/4d7oD9L

Professor Jacob Noti-Victor Accepted to 2026 Harvard/Stanford/Yale Junior Faculty Forum

The 2026 Harvard/Stanford/Yale Junior Faculty Forum has selected Professor of Law Jacob Noti-Victor to present his

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Join us this Thursday, April 30, as we mark 10 years of the FAME Center and honor its visionary director, Barbara Kolsun ’82! We are grateful to our event sponsors for supporting the FAME Center and our students.

We’re proud of our LL.M. students for advancing to the semi-finals of the 13th International Investment Arbitration Moot Court Competition at American University Washington College of Law. Congratulations to our advocates, and thank you to our coaches and the Kukin Program for making it possible.

💬 Cardozo in a Word In celebration of our 50th Anniversary we asked community members to choose one word to describe what Cardozo means to them. Hear from Sara Kleinman '26 Learn more about our 50th anniversary: https://bit.ly/42xFXiq #CardozoAt50

Join us for Cardozo Reunion 2026! Reconnect with former classmates and make new memories on May 20. Learn more and purchase tickets here: https://bit.ly/4s3BTQT

Last night, we honored Maurice Q. Robinson '09 at the 16th Annual BALLSA Celebration, which brought Cardozo alumni, students, and faculty together for an evening of connection and community. We are deeply grateful to our sponsors for their generous support!

We’re proud to share that Cardozo School of Law has received an A+ in Trial Advocacy from Above the Law’s 2026 rankings—the only law school to earn this top grade. ▶️ https://bit.ly/4c3G5LK

Cardozo Stands Alone with A+ in Trial Advocacy from Above the Law

Cardozo Law has been awarded an A+ in Trial Advocacy by Above the Law in its 2026 rankings—the only law s

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Cardozo: News in Brief March 20

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Join us for an evening highlighting community, legacy, and future leaders at our 16th Annual BALLSA Celebration in partnership with Cardozo's Minority Law Student Association. https://bit.ly/4rWxzU7

We mourn the passing of Professor Monroe Price, beloved Cardozo dean (1982–1991), scholar, and mentor. He was a visionary who shaped Cardozo's identity and inspired generations of students and faculty. https://bit.ly/4bOWN1m

Cardozo Law is proud to celebrate alumna Taylor Brown ’17 on her appointment as Director of NYC’s first Office of LGBTQIA+ Affairs. A nationally recognized civil rights attorney, Brown becomes the first transgender person to lead a New York City office. Read more: https://bit.ly/3PHZYPJ

In this special episode of Stories Mediators Tell, co-host Robyn Weinstein shares two memorable mediation stories, “Random Conversation” and “Unexpected Events,” originally told by ADR pioneer Margaret L. Shaw. 🎧 Listen here: https://bit.ly/4s4YxcJ #StoriesMediatorsTell

Baseball season is almost here! What better SPARKS guest than David Feuerstein ’01? Drafted by the Rockies in '95, he shares how pro baseball shaped his path to law, leaving Boies Schiller Flexner to start his own firm, and building a practice in the evolving cannabis industry. 🎧 on Apple & Spotify

ICYMI: Cardozo's News in Brief spotlights news from the Cardozo community, including faculty and scholarship news, events and more. https://bit.ly/40QhQKG

Cardozo: News in Brief March 6

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As the first Asian American Member of Congress from New York State, Grace has been a leading voice for civil rights, community safety, and equal opportunity, championing landmark legislation and standing up for New Yorkers and communities nationwide. #CardozoAt50

Join us April 30 for FAME Forward as we celebrate 10 years of the FAME Center and honor its visionary director, Barbara Kolsun ’82. Reconnect with alumni and friends, meet leaders across fashion, arts, media, and entertainment, and enjoy cocktails, apps, and music. Tickets: https://bit.ly/4srSpLk

Flashback @ Fifty | Then & Now 📸 Can you guess the professors from their throwback photos? Click here for the reveal: https://bit.ly/4qu1B1d #CardozoAt50

On the newest episode of How My Friends Negotiate, Andrea Schneider talks with Caryn Davies—two-time Olympic gold medalist, attorney, and negotiator—about finding the “why” behind a stalled deal and knowing the right (and wrong) time to give feedback. 🎧 https://bit.ly/47aONFa