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The New York Public Service Commission adopted a three-year rate plan for Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corporation on Thursday, and the Commission’s order marked a significant milestone in New York’s Reforming the Energy Vision (...

Haub Law is featured in the article, 10 Key Differences Between the LSAT and GRE . Professor Emily Gold Waldman discussed the School's decision to accept the GRE as an alternative to the LSAT. Click here to read the article.

Natalie J. Sobchak , Director of Pro Bono Programs at the Pace Women’s Justice Center, received the Most Socially Conscious Attorney Award at the Above the Bar Awards Ceremony on Tuesday, June 5 th at The Whitby Castle. Hon. Kathie E. Davidson...

Professor DarrenRosenblum speaks to reporter Erika Beras at Marketplace about the "Rooney Rule" which requires companies to interview at least one minority candidate for top jobs. Professor Rosenblum belives that "these rules can go...

The Immigration Justice Clinic (IJC) achieved a successful result for a client who has been represented by IJC Student Attorneys since the spring of 2011. The case initially came to the IJC on a referral from the Empire Justice Center. On April 10,...

Haub Law is proud to announce that it has been ranked 7th in the nation for having the highest percentage of graduates with government and public interest jobs. Click here to read more.

​Talking Law to Fact with Professor Garfield Tenzer Haub Law Professor Leslie Y. Garfield Tenzer has recently added host of podcast to her resume. We sat down with her to find out what her podcast, Law to Fact , is all about. JD: Let’s start...

Haub Law announces strong employment results for the Class of 2017 with an overall employment rate of 92%, once again placing it among the top of its peer schools in employment results. More than 85% of the class is employed in full-time, long term...

Distinguished Criminal Justice Fellow wrote an op-ed with Daniel S. Goldman, In the Cohen Case, Don’t Buy the ‘Vast Government Conspiracy’ Defense . It was published on The Hill website. You can read it here .

Assistant Dean for Career and Professional Development, Jill Backer, had her article, What Is Diversity in the Legal Market? Or Is Everyone a Special Snowflake? published in the New York Law Journal on April 25, 2018. You can read more here .