How to Work Wisely

22 Feb 2017
Career Advice

This article, reprinted from The New York Times, is targeted to students to enhance their college experience, but the five exercises can be used by lawyers and others to enhance their career development. 

New Edition of Defending Mohammad

19 Dec 2016

Defending Mohammad is the second edition of my memoir serving as defense counsel to the lead suspect in the 1993 World Trade Center bombing trial. 

 

A Fearless Fighter for the Underdog

15 Dec 2016
People

Representing suspected terrorists, white supremacists, child pornographers and other highly unpopular defendants.

Medical Ethics and Human Rights

17 Nov 2016

How do you feel about the use of executed Chinese prisoners in commercial exhibitions? 

What is Freedom of Expression?

17 Oct 2016
Public Interest Law

NYU law professor Roderick Hills says "that freedom of speech at NYU-Shanghai might be greater than at NYU-Washington Square or other schools on American soil.''

Your Career: Courage is the Most Important Virtue

12 Oct 2016
Career Advice

Without courage, we may not make changes we know we should make to be happy. 

A Career is Not a Journey

08 Sep 2016
Career Advice

Alan Watts on why it's hazardous to think of your career as a journey with a satisfying destination. 

U.S. Universities in China: A Duty to Defend Human Rights?

25 Jul 2016
Public Interest Law

Does the silence of U.S. universities in China in the face of human rights abuses legitimize a government that oppresses its citizens? 

In China, Pro Bono is a Real Challenge

20 Jul 2016
Public Interest Law

Despite political pressures, foreign firms can give valuable moral support to public interest lawyers in China. 

Why Human Rights Matter -- The Career of Teng Biao

11 Jul 2016
People

To mark the first anniversary of China's continuing crackdown on human rights advocates we present an interview with Teng Biao -- one of China’s best-known civil-rights lawyers.

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