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Law, perception, and practice – reflections from the 2025 Grunin Conference

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Vlada Gurvich

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Legal scholars and practitioners explored how shifting technologies, narratives, and professional roles are reshaping institutions.

The 2025 Grunin Center Conference on Law and Social Entrepreneurship took place at the NYU School of Law in early June, bringing together legal scholars, practicing attorneys, and fund managers for a series of panels exploring the evolving role of law in shaping business, finance, and innovation.

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