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Area of Interest Employment and Labor Law

Harvard Law School is a center of expertise and action in the fields of employment law, which defines the relationships between individual employers and employees, and labor law, which defines protections for workers when they act collectively, such as in unions. Students have the opportunity to learn from leading scholars, practitioners, government officials, and labor advocates about the laws that govern the quickly evolving experience of work.

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Faculty

HLS Professors

Visiting Professors & Lecturers

Clinics

Employment Law Clinic

International Human Rights Clinic

Religious Freedom Clinic

Sports Law Clinic

Research Programs and Centers

Animal Law & Policy Program

Charles Hamilton Houston Institute for Race and Justice

John M. Olin Center: Law, Economics and Business

Labor and Worklife Program

Harvard Law School Project on Disability

Program on Behavioral Economics and Public Policy

Systemic Justice Project

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Asset Management under ERISA Spring 2027 Course Peter Rosenberg
Disability Rights Law Spring 2027 Course Michael Ashley Stein
Employment Law Fall 2026 Course Benjamin Sachs
Employment Law Clinic Fall 2026 Clinic Steve Churchill
Employment Law Clinic Spring 2027 Clinic Steve Churchill
Employment Law Workshop: Advocacy Skills Fall 2026 Seminar Steve Churchill
Employment Law Workshop: Strategies for Social Change Spring 2027 Seminar Steve Churchill
Family Law Spring 2027 Course Jeannie Suk Gersen
Harvard Legal Aid Bureau 3L Fall-Spring 2026 Clinic Eloise Lawrence
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