In addition to Gerald Korngold from Case Western, New York Law School has also made (or recently made) tenured hires of Lloyd Bonfield (property, EU law, legal history) from Tulae University, Richard Chused (property, copyright, Cyberlaw) from Georgetown University, and Marshall Tracht (real estate transactions, bankruptcy) from Hofstra University. All are affiliated with NYLS's Center on Real Estate Studies. A pretty dramatic set of hires in a short period of time for New York Law School!
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