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Professor Linda Fentiman provided her expertise on mental health and disability law to PolitiFact Wisconsin on laws concerning the mentally ill and access to guns. Professor Fentiman noted that these laws have limited reach and are often either over...

Professor Linda Fentiman provided her expertise on mental health and disability law to PolitiFact Wisconsin on laws concerning the mentally ill and access to guns. Professor Fentiman noted that these laws have limited reach and are often either over...

The Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University and the Brazil American Institute for Law & Environment (BAILE) is pleased to announce the first ever Environmental Law Colloquium in Brazil for Haub Law alumni and friends, which will be held...

Professor Gershman’s book, Prosecution Stories, was very positively reviewed in the New York Law Journal – you can read the review here .

Haub Law is proud to announce that the 2018-2020 NYS Excelsior Fellows from the Law School will be Sarah Cinquemani, David Solimeno, and Anthony Palumbo. As stated on the government website: “The Excelsior Service Fellowship Program, launched...

Decision to accept the GRE or the LSAT ensures Haub Law will increase access to legal education that emphasizes a combination of classroom learning and practical experiences WHITE PLAINS, NY – Pace University’s Elisabeth Haub School of...

THE ELISABETH HAUB SCHOOL OF LAW AT PACE UNIVERSITY INTRODUCES PRE-LAW CERTIFICATE PROGRAM Participants will get a head start on the essentials of legal study, explore diverse fields within the legal profession, build their resume, and gain an...

Professor David Dorfman was interviewed by National Investigative Reporter, Mark Flatten of the Goldwater Institute and quoted extensively in the resulting article published by the Goldwater Institute. You can read it here .

A "Land Use Development Playbook" will be published this spring as a collaboration between Pace's Land Use Law Center and the Westchester County Association. The forthcoming book and land use are discussed at length in the...

Professor Lissa Griffin provided an analysis of the oral argument in the case of Currier v. Virginia, which takes on the issue of double jeopardy. You can read the piece here on SCOTUSblog.