Clinic News

Visiting Clinical Lecturer Jennifer Skene ’14 was quoted about the evolving conversation around animal rights.

Binger Clinical Professor Emeritus of Human Rights Jim Silk ’89 discussed the recent study by the Lowenstein Internation Human Rights Clinic, “My Tears Could Make a Sea.”

The work of the Environmental Justice Law and Advocacy Clinic in representing the Delta Tribal Environmental Coalition was highlighted. Visiting Clinical Associate Professor in Law Stephanie Safdi ’13 was quoted.

Clinical Lecturer in Law and Policing, Law, and Policy Director of the Justice Collaboratory Jorge X. Camacho ’10 examined the fatal shooting of Sonya Massey and the police union’s response. 

Visiting Clinical Lecturer in Law Thomas Silverstein spoke about advocacy for federal rent stabilization.

The work of the Media Freedom and Information Access Clinic in the recently dismissed Gateway Pundit’s bankruptcy case is highlighted.

The work of the Jerome N. Frank Legal Services Organization in Centrix Management Co. LLC v. Fosberg was highlighted. Clinical Professor Anika Singh Lemar, Clinical Lecturer Jeffrey Gentes, Fellow Will Krueger, and students Chad Borgman ’25, Miriam Pierson ’23, and Erica Henry ’23 were mentioned.

William O. Douglas Clinical Professor of Law Michael J. Wishnie ’93 spoke about the confines of presidential pardons for LGBTQ+ veterans.

The work of the Veterans Legal Services Clinic, the Reproductive Rights and Justice Project, and the Information Society Project with the NYC chapter of the National Organization for Women is highlighted. William O. Douglas Clinical Professor of Law Michael J. Wishnie ’93, Clinical Lecturers Natalia N. Friedlander ’18 and Priscilla Smith ’91, and students Donovan Bendana ’25, and Mira Ortegon ’26 were mentioned.