Forum – Spring 2023, No. 1

My Featured Posts

Time Tested: A Longstanding Tradition of Teaching Trial Advocacy

It’s an unseasonably warm winter day,  one of many, and Jens David Ohlin is sitting in his office at Myron Taylor Hall, thinking out loud..

In This Issue

F
Main Category

From the Dean

Dear Alumni and Friends: Whenever I meet alumni, I try to ask about the faculty members who had the greatest impact on their lives, and..
I
Main Category

In Memory of Faust Rossi

Cornell Law School and the broader legal community mourn the loss of revered educator, mentor, and legal scholar, Faust F. Rossi ’60, Samuel S. Leibowitz..
P
Main Category

Past, Present, and Future: Cornell Law’s Pro Bono Scholars Program Celebrates Tenth Anniversary

Jason Hoge, attorney from Legal Assistance of Western New York, works with a client Ten years ago, then–Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman of the New York..
P
Main Category

Psychology and the Trial Lawyer

by Valerie P. Hans, Charles F. Rechlin Professor of Law,and Jeffrey J. Rachlinski, Henry Allen Mark Professor of Law Decades ago, psychologist Kurt Lewin faced..
L
Main Category

Low-Income Taxpayer Clinic Helps Farmworkers Access Tax Justice 

Yovani Perez pays taxes on his painting and construction business Yovani Perez, an undocumented immigrant from Guatemala, envisioned a future in the United States where..
F
Main Category

Faculty Scholarship

Elizabeth Brundige, Clinical Professor of Law (with coauthors Tamar Ezer, Aya Fujimura-Fanselow, and Ryan Thoreson)  “Integrating Human Rights in Domestic Clinical Practice,” Duke Law School..