Each student at SUNY Buffalo Law School has an opportunity to
craft a curriculum drawing from numerous classes, clinics,
concentrations, research centers, degree programs, and a library to
build a rich sequence of courses and experiences.
Preparing you to compete in a global market, tailoring our resources to meet your needs. Lawyers looking to take their career to the next level will find challenge, choice and flexibility at SUNY Buffalo Law School.
Interdisciplinary studies are an essential building block of SUNY Buffalo Law's curriculum. Course offerings reflect the rich diversity of faculty backgrounds and experiences.
As Congress considers legislation that would require greater transparency across the bankruptcy trusts established to compensate current and future asbestos personal injury victims, Associate Professor Brown's testimony expertise was crucial to the discussion.
A passion for environmental law that took root in SUNY Buffalo Law School's clinical program has grown into a multifaceted career in activism for one recent graduate. Now her work is being recognized with a prestigious American Bar Association award.
Following a year-long deployment as an Army executive officer and scout platoon leader in the Nuristan province of Afghanistan, Christopher Safulko ‘13 is familiar with pressure as he supports his teammates at a team competition in San Francisco.
"The Law School means everything to the community because most of the top lawyers around here went to SUNY Buffalo Law. We have other lawyers who went to some of the high-priced schools, and the Buffalo lawyers are just as good or even better."
“When I get out of Law School, I want to do whatever has the most tangible impact on people in Buffalo. I’m committed to staying here and not taking it elsewhere.”
“I was trying to understand and relay the complexity of this system, to show that no matter how you felt about zoos, you had to admit that they’ve developed a highly complex administrative system based on incredible cooperation.”
Professor Anthony Szczygiel is working with the not-for-profit Canopy of Neighbors on a project to ensure that senior citizens have access to essential, life-enhancing community services.
Students in the New York City Program get to spend a semester in Manhattan to learn from professors and practitioners about the world of law and finance.
Nearly 1000 loyal supporters of SUNY Buffalo Law gathered for an evening of fun and surprises to celebrate the kick-off of a year-long 125th anniversary celebration.
It’s said that the best way to learn is to teach, and that principle was on display in the Letro Courtroom as international students in the Law School's master of laws program presented a primer on comparative legal systems.
