The New York Law School Law Review is a journal of legal scholarship edited and published by students at NYLS. Under the guidance of faculty publisher Professor Michelle Zierler, the Law Review is led by an Editorial Board and assisted by Staff Editors and Junior Staff Editors to publish three issues per year. The Law Review also hosts symposia and events featuring scholars, professors, and practicing attorneys in the legal community. Our publication includes articles on the subject of our symposia, edited transcripts of symposia, and student writing in the form of Case Comments and Notes. All published work is subjected to a rigorous editorial process.
Current Issue: Volume 70, Issue 3
Articles
What CAN Court-Appointed Neutrals Learn from Dispute Resolution Ethics?
Kristen M. Blankley
Court-Appointed Neutrals and Legal Ethics: Fish, Fowl, or Platypus
Dennis A. Rendleman
Neutral by Title, Professional by Practice: Ethics as our Guiding Compass
Justice Tanya R. Kennedy
How Court-Appointed Neutrals Can Be Truly Helpful to Judges and the Courts
Judge Timothy S. Driscoll and Kathleen N. Massey
Court-Appointed Neutrals and Legal Education
F. Peter Phillips