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| Start Date and Time | Event Details |
| Sunday, May 26, 2013 |
| 6:00 PM - 9:15 PM | Fashion Law Bootcamp
Welcome to Bootcamp! The Fashion Law Institute is pleased to offer a unique annual Summer Intensive Program, fondly known as Fashion Law Bootcamp, an opportunity to experience the newly defined field of fashion law outside of the regular law school curriculum.
This summer our 3rd annual Fashion Law Bootcamp will introduce you to the substance of style, with emphasis on current business and legal issues involving the global fashion industry. Classroom sessions are scheduled from May 21 to May 31, 2013, 6:00-9:15 P.M. weekdays (exclusive of Memorial Day, May 27). Participants will also have the opportunity to meet one another and the industry insiders who serve as program faculty at additional events including an opening reception and a closing dinner.
Participants attending Bootcamp will explore diverse areas that affect the fashion industry and are at the heart of the Fashion Law Institute, including intellectual property, business and finance, international trade and government regulation, and consumer culture and civil rights. Within these categories, specific topics include the protection of fashion designs, counterfeiting, licensing agreements, fashion financing, garment district zoning, real estate, employment issues from designers to models, consumer protection, sustainability and green fashion, import/export regulations, sumptuary laws, and dress codes.
The program is run by Professor Susan Scafidi, Founder and Academic Director of the Institute, who pioneered the field of fashion law. She is the first professor to create a course in the area – covering the same material as Fashion Law Bootcamp – and is internationally recognized for her expertise. The program will also feature guest lecturers from the fashion industry.
Fashion Law Bootcamp is open to law students, lawyers, fashion industry professionals, and others in the U.S. and abroad who are interested in broadening their knowledge of the law and business of fashion. The program is an excellent way for fashion industry professionals to gain a more comprehensive understanding of the legal issues that they deal with on a regular basis, or for practicing lawyers to expand their current practice or even jump start a change in career. Individuals who have not yet had academic or practical exposure to the law and business of fashion, including design students and other undergraduates entering their final year of study, are eligible to apply but must have a demonstrated scholastic aptitude and willingness to take on the challenge of studying legal materials. While there are no specific prerequisites to the program and this is an introductory-level course, reading cases and engaging in legal analysis will be required.
CREDITS
Law students: Up to 2.0 law school credits (if granted by your home institution).
Lawyers: Both newly admitted and experienced attorneys will receive a maximum of 28 transitional and non-transitional, professional practice New York State CLE credits.
Register at: http://fashionlawinstitute.com/bootcamp2. |
| Tuesday, May 28, 2013 |
| 6:00 PM - 9:15 PM | Fashion Law Bootcamp
Welcome to Bootcamp! The Fashion Law Institute is pleased to offer a unique annual Summer Intensive Program, fondly known as Fashion Law Bootcamp, an opportunity to experience the newly defined field of fashion law outside of the regular law school curriculum.
This summer our 3rd annual Fashion Law Bootcamp will introduce you to the substance of style, with emphasis on current business and legal issues involving the global fashion industry. Classroom sessions are scheduled from May 21 to May 31, 2013, 6:00-9:15 P.M. weekdays (exclusive of Memorial Day, May 27). Participants will also have the opportunity to meet one another and the industry insiders who serve as program faculty at additional events including an opening reception and a closing dinner.
Participants attending Bootcamp will explore diverse areas that affect the fashion industry and are at the heart of the Fashion Law Institute, including intellectual property, business and finance, international trade and government regulation, and consumer culture and civil rights. Within these categories, specific topics include the protection of fashion designs, counterfeiting, licensing agreements, fashion financing, garment district zoning, real estate, employment issues from designers to models, consumer protection, sustainability and green fashion, import/export regulations, sumptuary laws, and dress codes.
The program is run by Professor Susan Scafidi, Founder and Academic Director of the Institute, who pioneered the field of fashion law. She is the first professor to create a course in the area – covering the same material as Fashion Law Bootcamp – and is internationally recognized for her expertise. The program will also feature guest lecturers from the fashion industry.
Fashion Law Bootcamp is open to law students, lawyers, fashion industry professionals, and others in the U.S. and abroad who are interested in broadening their knowledge of the law and business of fashion. The program is an excellent way for fashion industry professionals to gain a more comprehensive understanding of the legal issues that they deal with on a regular basis, or for practicing lawyers to expand their current practice or even jump start a change in career. Individuals who have not yet had academic or practical exposure to the law and business of fashion, including design students and other undergraduates entering their final year of study, are eligible to apply but must have a demonstrated scholastic aptitude and willingness to take on the challenge of studying legal materials. While there are no specific prerequisites to the program and this is an introductory-level course, reading cases and engaging in legal analysis will be required.
CREDITS
Law students: Up to 2.0 law school credits (if granted by your home institution).
Lawyers: Both newly admitted and experienced attorneys will receive a maximum of 28 transitional and non-transitional, professional practice New York State CLE credits.
Register at: http://fashionlawinstitute.com/bootcamp2. |
| Wednesday, May 29, 2013 |
| 6:00 PM - 9:15 PM | Fashion Law Bootcamp
Welcome to Bootcamp! The Fashion Law Institute is pleased to offer a unique annual Summer Intensive Program, fondly known as Fashion Law Bootcamp, an opportunity to experience the newly defined field of fashion law outside of the regular law school curriculum.
This summer our 3rd annual Fashion Law Bootcamp will introduce you to the substance of style, with emphasis on current business and legal issues involving the global fashion industry. Classroom sessions are scheduled from May 21 to May 31, 2013, 6:00-9:15 P.M. weekdays (exclusive of Memorial Day, May 27). Participants will also have the opportunity to meet one another and the industry insiders who serve as program faculty at additional events including an opening reception and a closing dinner.
Participants attending Bootcamp will explore diverse areas that affect the fashion industry and are at the heart of the Fashion Law Institute, including intellectual property, business and finance, international trade and government regulation, and consumer culture and civil rights. Within these categories, specific topics include the protection of fashion designs, counterfeiting, licensing agreements, fashion financing, garment district zoning, real estate, employment issues from designers to models, consumer protection, sustainability and green fashion, import/export regulations, sumptuary laws, and dress codes.
The program is run by Professor Susan Scafidi, Founder and Academic Director of the Institute, who pioneered the field of fashion law. She is the first professor to create a course in the area – covering the same material as Fashion Law Bootcamp – and is internationally recognized for her expertise. The program will also feature guest lecturers from the fashion industry.
Fashion Law Bootcamp is open to law students, lawyers, fashion industry professionals, and others in the U.S. and abroad who are interested in broadening their knowledge of the law and business of fashion. The program is an excellent way for fashion industry professionals to gain a more comprehensive understanding of the legal issues that they deal with on a regular basis, or for practicing lawyers to expand their current practice or even jump start a change in career. Individuals who have not yet had academic or practical exposure to the law and business of fashion, including design students and other undergraduates entering their final year of study, are eligible to apply but must have a demonstrated scholastic aptitude and willingness to take on the challenge of studying legal materials. While there are no specific prerequisites to the program and this is an introductory-level course, reading cases and engaging in legal analysis will be required.
CREDITS
Law students: Up to 2.0 law school credits (if granted by your home institution).
Lawyers: Both newly admitted and experienced attorneys will receive a maximum of 28 transitional and non-transitional, professional practice New York State CLE credits.
Register at: http://fashionlawinstitute.com/bootcamp2. |
| Thursday, May 30, 2013 |
| 6:00 PM - 9:15 PM | Fashion Law Bootcamp
Welcome to Bootcamp! The Fashion Law Institute is pleased to offer a unique annual Summer Intensive Program, fondly known as Fashion Law Bootcamp, an opportunity to experience the newly defined field of fashion law outside of the regular law school curriculum.
This summer our 3rd annual Fashion Law Bootcamp will introduce you to the substance of style, with emphasis on current business and legal issues involving the global fashion industry. Classroom sessions are scheduled from May 21 to May 31, 2013, 6:00-9:15 P.M. weekdays (exclusive of Memorial Day, May 27). Participants will also have the opportunity to meet one another and the industry insiders who serve as program faculty at additional events including an opening reception and a closing dinner.
Participants attending Bootcamp will explore diverse areas that affect the fashion industry and are at the heart of the Fashion Law Institute, including intellectual property, business and finance, international trade and government regulation, and consumer culture and civil rights. Within these categories, specific topics include the protection of fashion designs, counterfeiting, licensing agreements, fashion financing, garment district zoning, real estate, employment issues from designers to models, consumer protection, sustainability and green fashion, import/export regulations, sumptuary laws, and dress codes.
The program is run by Professor Susan Scafidi, Founder and Academic Director of the Institute, who pioneered the field of fashion law. She is the first professor to create a course in the area – covering the same material as Fashion Law Bootcamp – and is internationally recognized for her expertise. The program will also feature guest lecturers from the fashion industry.
Fashion Law Bootcamp is open to law students, lawyers, fashion industry professionals, and others in the U.S. and abroad who are interested in broadening their knowledge of the law and business of fashion. The program is an excellent way for fashion industry professionals to gain a more comprehensive understanding of the legal issues that they deal with on a regular basis, or for practicing lawyers to expand their current practice or even jump start a change in career. Individuals who have not yet had academic or practical exposure to the law and business of fashion, including design students and other undergraduates entering their final year of study, are eligible to apply but must have a demonstrated scholastic aptitude and willingness to take on the challenge of studying legal materials. While there are no specific prerequisites to the program and this is an introductory-level course, reading cases and engaging in legal analysis will be required.
CREDITS
Law students: Up to 2.0 law school credits (if granted by your home institution).
Lawyers: Both newly admitted and experienced attorneys will receive a maximum of 28 transitional and non-transitional, professional practice New York State CLE credits.
Register at: http://fashionlawinstitute.com/bootcamp2. |
| Friday, May 31, 2013 |
| 6:00 PM - 9:15 PM | Fashion Law Bootcamp
Welcome to Bootcamp! The Fashion Law Institute is pleased to offer a unique annual Summer Intensive Program, fondly known as Fashion Law Bootcamp, an opportunity to experience the newly defined field of fashion law outside of the regular law school curriculum.
This summer our 3rd annual Fashion Law Bootcamp will introduce you to the substance of style, with emphasis on current business and legal issues involving the global fashion industry. Classroom sessions are scheduled from May 21 to May 31, 2013, 6:00-9:15 P.M. weekdays (exclusive of Memorial Day, May 27). Participants will also have the opportunity to meet one another and the industry insiders who serve as program faculty at additional events including an opening reception and a closing dinner.
Participants attending Bootcamp will explore diverse areas that affect the fashion industry and are at the heart of the Fashion Law Institute, including intellectual property, business and finance, international trade and government regulation, and consumer culture and civil rights. Within these categories, specific topics include the protection of fashion designs, counterfeiting, licensing agreements, fashion financing, garment district zoning, real estate, employment issues from designers to models, consumer protection, sustainability and green fashion, import/export regulations, sumptuary laws, and dress codes.
The program is run by Professor Susan Scafidi, Founder and Academic Director of the Institute, who pioneered the field of fashion law. She is the first professor to create a course in the area – covering the same material as Fashion Law Bootcamp – and is internationally recognized for her expertise. The program will also feature guest lecturers from the fashion industry.
Fashion Law Bootcamp is open to law students, lawyers, fashion industry professionals, and others in the U.S. and abroad who are interested in broadening their knowledge of the law and business of fashion. The program is an excellent way for fashion industry professionals to gain a more comprehensive understanding of the legal issues that they deal with on a regular basis, or for practicing lawyers to expand their current practice or even jump start a change in career. Individuals who have not yet had academic or practical exposure to the law and business of fashion, including design students and other undergraduates entering their final year of study, are eligible to apply but must have a demonstrated scholastic aptitude and willingness to take on the challenge of studying legal materials. While there are no specific prerequisites to the program and this is an introductory-level course, reading cases and engaging in legal analysis will be required.
CREDITS
Law students: Up to 2.0 law school credits (if granted by your home institution).
Lawyers: Both newly admitted and experienced attorneys will receive a maximum of 28 transitional and non-transitional, professional practice New York State CLE credits.
Register at: http://fashionlawinstitute.com/bootcamp2. |
| 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM | Law and the Gospel of Life II
After the inaugural lecture delivered by Cardinal Timothy Dolan, the series continues this year, with Erika Bachiochi to offer an approach to sexual equality and reproductive justice inspired by Catholic principles of embodiedness, sexual equality in difference, and solidarity.
"The "feminist" question is at the heart of much debate in law and politics today, with ever-rancorous division on the issues of abortion, contraception, the role of women and men in the family and wider society. Bachiochi will explore the respective presuppositions of secular feminists and "new (Catholic) feminists", discuss trends in abortion law and sexual economics, and consider common goals and potential opportunities for collaboration.
Speaker:
Erika Bachiochi
A legal scholar on American Constitutional Law and feminist legal theory. She has a JD magna cum laude from Boston University School of Law, and an MA with distinction from Boston College, where she was a Bradley Fellow at the Institute for the Study of Religion and Politics. She obtained her BA magna cum laude in Political Science and Sociology from Middlebury College. Bachiochi has been published in leading scholarly publications such as the Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy and the Oxford University journal, Christian Bioethics. In addition, in 2004, Bachiochi published The Cost of Choice: Women Evaluate the Impact of Abortion, and in 2010, Women, Sex & the Church: A Case for Catholic Teaching. She has lectured at Harvard, Harvard Law, Princeton, Dartmouth, and other colleges and law schools throughout the country.
Response: Adjunct Professor Kathleen Scanlon, Fordham University School of Law
Scanlon is the founder and principal of the Law Offices of Kathleen M. Scanlon, PLLC in New York, NY. Ms. Scanlon is an experienced litigator and advocate representing clients in a broad-range of matters, including business disputes and ethical responsibility matters. Ms. Scanlon was lead counsel for Plaintiffs in the Application of FEMINISTS CHOOSING LIFE OF NEW YORK, INC., et al v. EMPIRE STATE STEM CELL BOARD, and RICHARD F. DAINES, M.D., as COMMISSIONER OF THE NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. Prior to founding her own firm, Ms. Scanlon practiced law with major law firms in New York City. Ms. Scanlon is a long-standing Adjunct Professor of Law at Fordham Law School where she teaches International Arbitration, ADR and Professional Responsibility courses. Ms. Scanlon is a graduate of Brown University (A.B. Economics, 1981, magna cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa) and Fordham University School of Law (J.D., 1986, cum laude) where she was an Associate Editor of the Fordham law Review.
Free and open to the public.
CLE credits: you can pay at the door (by check or cash) or send your check to Institute on Religion, Law and Lawyer's Work, Fordham Law School, room 407, 140 West 62nd Street, New York, NY 10023
CLE: $65 ($55 for Fordham Law alumni and public interest attorneys) to receive 2 non-transitional professional practice credits. Fordham has a hardship policy for this course. To apply, please submit a written request to: Director of Public Programming & CLE, Fordham Law School, 140 West 62nd Street, New York, NY 10023 | F: 212-636-6984
The Institute on Religion, Law & Lawyer's Work aims to help practicing lawyers and law students in their efforts to live integrated lives of faith in the context of the challenges of legal practice, and to promote dialogue on issues related to religion and law. It sponsors national and local inter-faith conferences, lectures and programs on religion, spirituality and legal practice.
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| Start Date and Time | Event Details |
| Friday, February 24, 2012 |
| All Day | FCRH, FCLC, Gabelli DAY -- Midterm examinations
FCRH, FCLC, Gabelli DAY -- Midterm examinations |
| All Day | Gabelli EVE -- Midterm Examinations
Gabelli EVE -- Midterm Examinations |
| All Day | GBA -- Additional session for Monday classes due to Presidents' Day
GBA -- Additional session for Monday classes due to Presidents' Day |
| All Day | GBA -- Last day to withdraw from a Spring 2012 class
GBA -- Last day to withdraw from a Spring 2012 class |
| All Day | Last day for designating a course Pass/Fail
Last day for designating a course Pass/Fail |
| All Day | LAW -- Deadline to submit Examination Conflict Forms - Spring 2012
LAW -- Deadline to submit Examination Conflict Forms - Spring 2012 |
| 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM | Deadline to Submit Examination Conflict Forms
Deadline to Submit Examination Conflict Forms |
| 9:30 AM - 4:45 PM | The Changing Economy of Terror
The Fordham International Law Journal presents
The Changing Economy of Terror:
Preventing and Combating Terrorist Financing
AGENDA
9:30am–10:00am
Registration
10:00am—10:15am
Welcome Remarks
10:15am–12:00pm
Anti-Terrorist Financing and the Regulation of Financial Institutions
12:00am–1:00pm
Lunch
1:00pm-1:10pm
Afternoon Opening Remarks
1:10 – 2:50
International Philanthropy, Nonprofit Organizations, and Terrorist Financing
3:00 – 4:45
Prosecuting Terrorism – Past, Present, and Future
SPEAKERS INCLUDE
Don Borelli, Senior Vice-President, The Soufan Group
Nina Crimm, Professor, St. John’s University School of Law
Duncan Deville, Adjunct Professor, Georgetown University Law Center; Anti Money Laundering/ Counter- Terrorist Compliance Program, Booz Allen Hamilton
Joshua L. Dratel, Founder and President, Law Offices of Joshua L. Dratel, P.C.
Brooke Goldstein, Attorney at Law; Director, The Lawfare Project; Director, The Children's Rights Institute
Karen Greenberg, Director, Center on National Security, Fordham University School of Law
Ezra Levine, Senior of Counsel, Morrison & Foerster
Nathan Lewin, Partner, Lewin & Lewin (Boim v. Holy Land Foundation)
Marcus Owens, Member, Caplin & Drysdale
Richard Roper, Partner, Thompson & Knight
Gabor Rona, International Legal Director, Human Rights First
Brian Wilson, Legal and Sanctions Expert, U.N. Security Council
REGISTRATION FEES
The event is free and open to the public.
CLE Credits: 6 Transitional & Non-transitional, Professional Practice NYS CLE Credits are available for $85 ($50 for Fordham Law alumni and public interest attorneys).
SPACE STILL AVAILABLE. PLEASE REGISTER AT THE DOOR.
To pay by check, please fill out of check payment form an e-mail to dquiles@law.fordham.edu or fax to 212 636-6984. Please make checks payable to Fordham Law school and can be mailed to:
Fordham Law School
The Office of Public Programming
c/o David Quiles
140 West 62nd Street
New York, NY 10023 |
| 2:00 PM - 2:45 PM | Law School Tour
A guided tour of the law school will be presented by a current student. The tour should last between 30-45 minutes. You must register online at least 24 hours in advance to secure a spot.
Please have a state issued form of identification to gain access into the facilities. Your tour guide will meet you in the lobby of the law school.
We look forward to your visit and welcome you to Fordham Law. |
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