Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging

The NYU Law Center for Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging partners with organizations on paradigm-shifting work to build inclusive leadership capabilities. Inclusive leadership is not the sole province of CEOs and senior leaders. It is a mindset and a suite of behaviors that can be carried out every day […]

Witness Examination Skills U.S. Suppression Law Interviewing Skills Ethical Issues in Criminal Practice Trial Simulations

Criminal Trial Advocacy Program

The U.S. criminal justice system is a model around the world because of the protections it affords defendants to ensure that they receive a fair trial, in acknowledgment of the tremendous imbalance of power when a state brings charges. Its central concept of the presumption of innocence along with coordination among […]

Sessions will be taught by esteemed NYU Law faculty as well as experienced practitioners. Below are examples of members within the NYU Law community who could be involved with this program.

Joshua Blank Mitchell Kane H. David Rosenbloom Daniel Shaviro Stephen Wrappe

Each program can be customized for content, format, and delivery. Below are a few indicative topics that could be included in the schedule:

Fundamentals of the US Tax System Tax Treaties Transfer Pricing Topical Developments in the US International Tax System Evolution of International Tax Policy

The NYU Law community boasts an extensive network of Centers and Institutes that provide insight and depth into the scholarship of this program. Examples include:

Center for Law, Economics and Organization Center for Transnational Litigation, Arbitration, and Commercial Law Pollack Center for Law and Business Program on Corporate Compliance and Enforcement

The NYU Law community boasts an extensive network of centers and institutes that provide insight and depth into the scholarship of this program.

Examples include:

Center on Law and Security Information Law Institute

Each program can be customized for content, format, and delivery. Below are a few indicative topics that could be included in the schedule:

Introduction to US Corporate Law and Governance Mergers and Acquisitions Corporate and Individual Liability Issues Securities Regulation Public Offerings Shelf Registration Offerings Exempt Offerings The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act

Sessions will be taught by NYU Law faculty as well as experienced practitioners. Below are examples of members within the NYU Law community who could be involved with this program.

Stephanie Abramson William Allen Jennifer Arlen Karen Brenner Kevin Davis Zachary Goldman More »

The NYU Law community boasts an extensive network of centers and institutes that provide insight and depth into the scholarship of this program.

Examples include:

Engelberg Center on Innovation Law and Policy