Advocacy and Litigation
October 27, 2026
Syracuse University College of Law Launches Amicus Project
Syracuse University College of Law has introduced the Syracuse Law Amicus Project, a new initiative through which students and faculty will research and write amicus curiae briefs in significant appellate litigation and provide students with firsthand appellate advocacy experience while contributing to the resolution of important legal questions before state and federal appellate courts.
By Syracuse Law Communications
October 26, 2026
Professor Katherine Macfarlane Discusses Judge Shopping with Law 360
Professor of Law Katherine Macfarlane recently spoke with Law 360 about judge shopping in the Federal Trade Commission’s lawsuit (FTC) against a transgender health organization.
By Syracuse Law Communications
October 21, 2026
Syracuse Law Hosts New Competition Focusing on NIL
Student-led Syracuse Name, Image and Likeness Negotiation Competition (SNILC) and NIL Symposium drew 16 teams from 12 law schools to Syracuse Law to test negotiation and advocacy skills in the fast-evolving world of NIL.
By Caroline Reff
September 30, 2026
Thomas Bernardin L’28 and Amelia Dias L’28 Win the 55th Annual MacKenzie Hughes LLP Edmund H. Lewis Appellate Advocacy Competition
Thomas Bernardin L’28 and Amelia Dias L’28 prevailed over Emily DenHaese L’27 and Josephine Estrada-Jones L’27 at the 55th Annual Mackenzie Hughes LLP, Edmund H. Lewis Appellate Advocacy Competition.
By Syracuse Law Communications
April 29, 2026
Syracuse Law JDinteractive Program Expands Access to Legal Representation in Rural Communities
See how Syracuse Law's JDi program helped four graduates earn law degrees while remaining in their rural and remote communities.
By Caroline Reff
April 3, 2026
College of Law Team Reaches Semifinals of the Shark Beach Showdown Trial Competition
Casey Draskovich L’26, Rachel Hawk L’26, Dannah Henderson L’26, and Madison Marriott L’27 reached the semifinal round of the Shark Beach Showdown Trial Competition.
By Syracuse Law Communications
February 11, 2026
Recent Grad Credits Advocacy Competitions for Helping Build Her Alumni Network and Open Doors to Career Opportunities
Allison Carlos '23, L'25 credits Syracuse Law's Advocacy Program and trial competitions for building her alumni network and career in litigation.
By Caroline Reff
November 12, 2025
Inspired by Justice: Syracuse Law Students Reflect on Summer with The Sotomayor Program
Three Syracuse Law students share their experience interning for judges and meeting Justice Sonia Sotomayor through The Sotomayor Judicial Internship Program.
By Caroline Reff
November 5, 2025
Professor Todd Berger’s Online Trial Practice Course Recognized by Syracuse University Center for Online & Digital Learning
Professor Todd Berger’s online Trial Practice course was recognized by the Syracuse University Center for Online & Digital Learning.
By Syracuse Law Communications
October 28, 2025
Congressman Ted Lieu Discusses JAG Corp. Advocacy and Public Service Careers with Syracuse Law Students
Congressman Ted Lieu joined Syracuse Law's Advocacy Lecture Series to discuss his Air Force JAG Corps service and career in public service law.
By Syracuse Law Communications
October 13, 2025
LALSA Award Honors First Latina Elected to Georgia State Assembly
Brenda López Romero L'11, the first Latina elected to the Georgia General Assembly, receives Syracuse Law's 2026 LALSA Legacy Award for her advocacy.
By Jordan Bruenger
August 21, 2025
Clerkships Offer Invaluable Learning Option for New Graduates, Foster Relationships with Alumni Judges
Syracuse Law grads pursue clerkships with alumni judges nationwide, gaining research, writing, and courtroom experience that shapes their careers.
By Caroline Reff
August 6, 2025
From Cheering in the Dome to Interning in the Nation’s Capital, Lela Lanier L’26 Is Making the Most of Her Syracuse Law Experience
Lela Lanier L'26 interned in civil rights litigation at the NAACP Legal Defense Fund while cheering for Syracuse, pursuing disability and civil rights law.
By Caroline Reff
December 6, 2024
Syracuse Law Honorees Featured on 2024 AALS Pro Bono Honor Roll
Syracuse Law celebrates three honorees on the 2024 AALS Pro Bono Honor Roll: Elliot Malin L'24, Prof. Paula Johnson, and Dafni Kiritsis.
By Syracuse Law Communications
December 5, 2024
After Years Excelling in the Legal Field, 3L Pursues a Law Degree Through JDi Program
After years excelling in the legal field, a 3L completes her law degree through Syracuse Law's flexible JDi program.
By Caroline Reff
November 6, 2024
U.S. Marine Corps Veteran Continues Commitment to Service Through the Law
Anthony Ruscitto '22, '23 MPA, L'27, a Marine Corps veteran and helicopter crew chief, is pursuing a law degree to advocate for veterans and the community.
By Syracuse Law Communications
October 25, 2024
JDi Program Prepares 3L to Tackle Immigration Issues Half Way Across the World
Phair completes JDi residencies in Rome, Washington, D.C., and London, deepening her focus on international and immigration law.
By Syracuse Law Communications
July 12, 2024
From Chicago to NYC: Externship Opens Doors for Law Student into Transactional Law
JD student Alex Stolfe L'25 externed with Holland & Knight's asset finance group in NYC, gaining hands-on experience in transactional and aviation law.
By Syracuse Law Communications
July 8, 2024
Residencies Give JDi Students a World View of Legal Topics, Opportunity to Connect Face-to-Face with Cohort
JDi students complete six required residencies in cities like London, Rome, and Geneva, gaining hands-on legal training and cohort connection.
By Caroline Reff
June 5, 2024
Service, International Law Interest Spark Government Career
Erica Sujin Kang L'25 left careers with Korea's government and the UN's Green Climate Fund to pursue litigation law at Syracuse Law.
By Caroline Reff
May 22, 2024
2L Encourages Others to Work Hard But Take Time to Enjoy the Vast Opportunities of the Syracuse University Campus
Noah Centore '25 clerked for a federal judge and researches with faculty at Syracuse Law, while encouraging students to enjoy campus life too.
By Caroline Reff