Did I ever think going to law school would afford me the opportunity to study for four months in China? Never!
International Law
Living abroad while in law school has enriched both my experience of Paris and my legal studies, inspiring me to wonder about such arcane subjects as dog laws.
The world is not the same today as it was five months ago when we 1Ls sat in our first lectures.
What are the differences between law schools in India and their counterparts in the US?
Two weeks ago we got to argue before all three big players in the world of antitrust enforcement, representing NYU at the Global Antitrust Institute Invitational Moot Court Competition.
Comparing the German and US models reminds us that there is no one way to legal education.
In a student organization, you have an opportunity to craft programs that expose students to real-world practitioners in law, policy, grassroots activism, and a host of other areas.
My summer included an internship working with the Secretariat at The Hague Conference on Private International Law, and a chance to explore five countries in less than three months.
Summing up our first weeks as LLMs at NYU Law.
My trip to Cuba felt almost surreal.
Why is an 81-year-old still flying around the world on business trips?
Before leaving New York for Shanghai, I never imagined two bustling global financial centers 8,000 miles away from each other would be so similar.
One of the perks of being a student at NYU Law is that the school’s respected reputation provides its students with many opportunities. My summer is a great example of the ample options available to students who are willing to be creative and work hard to find the opportunities they want.
Three months ago, I walked off the plane and started my law school adventure in Buenos Aires.
For my last post as an NYU Law student, I decided not to talk about graduation but rather the things I wish I had done here during my LLM studies.
I came to law school to explore how the institution of law can impact both development and progress. Over a cup of coffee and several fresh scones, His Excellency, Chief Justice Medhat al-Mahmoud of Iraq, gave me some insight.
Time is flying by, and I am eager to continue to explore Shanghai and the neighboring areas. There is so much to see, it is never boring.
When NYU announced it was creating the Shanghai study-abroad program, I knew that I had to go as soon as possible, and was lucky to be admitted as a 2L.
I chose to apply to study abroad in Buenos Aires because the courses available offered a perfect mix of public interest, government, and private-sector topics, and because I wanted to improve my rusty Spanish while living somewhere I had never been.
When I was reading contracts law this evening, I suddenly found another angle to dig out the answer to a classic question: What is the difference between a civil law system and a common law system?
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