Fordham Law Review

FOSTA: A Hostile Law with a Human Cost, a Fordham Law Review article by Lura Chamberlain ’20 was cited in Observer: https://news.law.fordham.edu//sex-workers-are-at-the-fore/

State and local governments are spending billions of dollars of public resources to attract and retain business and industry, often with little or nothing to sh...ow for the investment and with almost no accountability. Can the process be fixed? Read about Albany Law School Professor Ted De Barbieri's proposal, as detailed in the Fordham Law Review: bit.ly/2qIqYTV #ScholarshipSunday

Thrilled to be embarked on a new year of legal scholarship with the staff of Volume 88. Book 1 is off to the printer!

A paper by Fordham Law student Lura Chamberlain ’20 and published in Fordham Law Review called, "FOSTA: A Hostile Law with a Human Cost," is cited in an Engadget article discussing Silicon Valley’s involvement in the fight against online sex trafficking.

Voices' founder Martha Bergmark on how human stories are a central pillar of efforts to reform our civil justice system, appearing in Fordham Law Review Online's Access to Justice Summit Collection. fordhamlawreview.org/online/