Forum – Spring 2021, No. 1

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Stephen Yale-Loehr Retires after Decades of Creating Community in Immigration Law

by Kenny Berkowitz In his first immigration case, Stephen W. Yale-Loehr represented a doctor whose visa was about to expire. At the time, Yale-Loehr had..

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From the Dean

Dear Alumni and Friends: After thirty years of teaching, advocacy, and institution-building at Cornell Law School. It is no exaggeration to say that Steve has..
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Paying It Forward

by Kenny Berkowitz In June 2024, Neil Getnick ’78 received the Southern Christian Leadership Council of Southern California’s Beloved Community Award for his work in..
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The Power of Externships: Shaping Confident, Practice-Ready Lawyers

by Eileen Korey When Jacqueline Groskaufmanis ’25 first entered Cornell Law School, there were few things she loved more than professional basketball. However, before taking..
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Criminal Appellate Defense Clinic Provides Students with Unique Opportunity

Since spring 2022, the Appellate Criminal Defense Clinic, led by Professor Rachel T. Goldberg, has provided students with the unique opportunity to manage appellate criminal..
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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..
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How Cornell Law is Helping to Fix America’s Broken Immigration System

by Stephen Yale-Loehr ’81, Professor of Immigration Practice The U.S. immigration system is broken. Why? Several reasons. Congress is paralyzed; it hasn’t passed major immigration..