HQ Function

Serves as one of the two primary campuses for legal education, housing classrooms, faculty offices, law library, clinics, and administrative offices for Rutgers Law School.

Notable Features:

The Center for Law and Justice in Newark is a modern facility featuring state-of-the-art classrooms, moot courtrooms, the law library, and spaces for clinical programs and student organizations. Proximity to New York City's legal market.

Work Culture:

Academic and intellectually stimulating environment focused on legal education, research, and public service. Collaborative atmosphere among students and faculty, with a strong emphasis on diversity and inclusion.

HQ Significance:

A major hub for legal education in Northern New Jersey, offering access to diverse legal markets and opportunities. Known for its strong programs in areas like criminal law, intellectual property, and corporate law.

Values Reflected in HQ: Excellence in legal education, commitment to public interest and social justice, diversity, and scholarly research.

Location:

While primarily focused on legal education within the United States, Rutgers Law School maintains a global perspective through various initiatives. These include LL.M. programs designed for foreign-trained lawyers, study abroad and exchange programs with international universities, faculty members engaged in international law research and projects, and a diverse student body from around the world. The curriculum often incorporates international and comparative law subjects.

Street Address:

15 Washington Street (Center for Law and Justice)

City:

Newark

State/Province:

New Jersey

Country:

USA