Gerald Lebovits
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| Title(s) | Adjunct Professor of Law |
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| Law school | New York University School of Law Columbia Law School Fordham University School of Law |
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| Website | www.law.columbia.edu/fac/Gerald Lebovits |
Gerald Lebovits is an adjunct law professor at New York University School of Law, where he teaches Introduction to U.S. Law, Legal Research, Writing, and Analysis I (for LL.M.s), and the Intensive Legal English Workshop. He is also an adjunct law professor at Columbia Law School, where he teaches the Legal Practice Workshop II. He is also an adjunct law professor at Fordham University School of Law, where he teaches Legal Writing and Research for LL.M.s and Fundamental Lawyering Skills.
In addition to teaching, Professor Lebovits has been a New York State judge in New York City since 2001. He currently presides in Civil Court. He previously presided in Housing Court and Criminal Court.
He previously was an adjunct professor of law at St. John's University School of Law (2007-2012), where he taught Appellate Advocacy, Moot Court, and Legal Writing and Research, and at New York Law School (1989-2007), where he taught Legal Writing and Research, Drafting Judicial Opinions, Memorandum and Brief Writing, Trial Advocacy, and Advanced Legal Writing for Lawyers and where he served as the Moot Court Faculty Advisor.
He attended Carleton University (B.A. in law and psychology 1976), University of Ottawa, Faculty of Law, Civil Law Section (LL.L. 1979), Tulane University School of Law (M.C.L. with distinction 1980), and New York University School of Law (LL.M. in Criminal Justice 1986).
