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Why Touro Law?

preLaw Magazine recognizes Touro Law for programs and strengths

Salkin Receives Recognition from ICMA

Provost and Law Professor Patricia E. Salkin was recently selected to receive an Honorary Membership in the International City/County Management Association (ICMA).

FlexTime Program for Busy Schedules

Class of 2018 Maintains High Employment Rate

Touro Law Class of 2019 Maintains a High Employment Rate

Educating Lawyers to Build a Better World

Touro Law is a True Courthouse Campus

Dean Langan on Letters of Recommendation

Dean Langan talks about why a recommendation letter matters for prospective students in a U.S. News & World Report article.

Students Thank Scholarship Donors

Touro Law students had a chance to meet scholarship donors at a dinner recently and thank them for making a difference.

Touro Law Review Symposium Issue

Touro Law Review published a Disaster Relief Symposium issue - a critical contribution to disaster relief law.

Professor Lewyn Published in Newsday

Professor Michael Lewyn's opinion piece, Zoning Rules Strangling Long Island, was published in Newsday.

Many Happy Returns

Election Day brought many happy returns for Touro grads, including 7 judgeships, two classmates re-elected to Brookhaven Town Council, and the Huntington Tax Receiver.

Alumni Spotlight - Courtney Chua Stevens, '11

Inspired by her parents moving to America to pursue the American dream, Courtney Chua Stevens, '11 always had a passion for advocacy and redressing wrongs.

Student Profile

Third-year student Sydney Gross's article about regulating pet cemeteries has been published and re-published.

Alumni Spotlight - Liz Justensen '06

Liz Justesen, a 2006 graduate of the dual degree program between Touro Law and Stony Brook School of Social Welfare, is creating the conditions for success.

Faculty Spotlight

Professor Abramson worked at the UN to draft the Singapore Mediation Convention.