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On December 6, Brooklyn Law School honored Barry Salzberg ’77, CEO of Deloitte Touche Tomatsu Limited, and eight individuals for their commitment and service to their respective communities, at its inaugural Robert B. Catell Awards Dinner for Civic Leadership.  read more

Thomas Curtin ’11, a first-year associate in the Financial Restructuring Group at Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP, was named a National Finalist in the Constance Baker Motley National Student Writing Competition run by the American Constitution Society (ACS) and the University of Pennsylvania.  read more

Erin Shinneman ’11, a first-year associate in the commercial litigation group at Chadbourne & Parke, placed second in the 18th annual Judge John R. Brown Scholarship Foundation’s Brown Award for Excellence in Legal Writing Competition.  read more

International business law (IBL) students had the opportunity to hear from Fred Feingold ’69, senior partner at Feingold & Alpert and international tax law expert, on a range of issues related to tax law at a recent international economic forum sponsored by the Dennis J. Block Center for International Business Law.  read more

Bowen (“Bo”) Ranney ‘11 recently graduated from Law School, but his work with Professor Ursula Bentele’s Capital Defender and Habeas Clinic wasn’t finished.  read more

Three hundred and twenty-six Brooklyn Law School graduates were recognized in the annual New York Edition of Super Lawyers Magazine, which featured Gerald Shargel ‘69 on the cover.   read more

Amy Hsieh ’11 was awarded the prestigious Women’s Law and Public Policy Fellowship from Georgetown University Law Center, the first for a Brooklyn Law School graduate. The fellowship is designed to provide professional development opportunities for attorneys who are dedicated to using their legal talents to advance women’s rights. Through this fellowship, Hsieh will advocate on behalf of women living with HIV/AIDS in international communities by working at the public interest organization, ICW Global (International Community of Women Living with HIV/AIDS).  read more

In a landslide special election, Sean M. Ryan '92 was chosen as the new assemblyman for New York state's 144th District in Buffalo.  read more

Crain's New York recently interviewed Larry Silverstein '55, the developer overseeing the rebuilding the World Trade Center.  read more

Former head of Ticketmaster, Fredric D. Rosen '69 was profiled by The New York Times for his newest business venture--cutting out sports and concert event middlemen, such as Ticketmaster.  read more

Brooklyn Law School has produced countless alumni who have found great success in their fields. Two accomplished members of the class of 1977 were featured in The New York Times Sunday Business edition.  read more

Brooklyn Law School alumna Coco Culhane ’10 has received the coveted Equal Justice Works Fellowship.  read more