The six Friday morning breakfasts, which are free and open to the public, will feature discussions with important decision makers who focus on public affairs and legal issues involving New York City, its governmental processes and its policies.
Admission is free, though reservations are recommended.
The Center publishes City Law, a widely circulated and praised insider's guide to New York City governmental decisions. Headed by Dean Harry H. Wellington, New York Law School was founded in 1891 and has an enrollment of nearly 1,400 students in its day and evening divisions. A leading independent institution, it is located near city, state and federal government buildings in Manhattan's Tribeca district.