Audience: All Students

Mark Lanier is one of the country’s preeminent litigators. Currently leading the nationwide opioid litigation, Mr. Lanier has partnered with cities and states across the U.S. to hold pharmaceutical conglomerates legally responsible for the opioid crisis that has devastated communities and families. Mr. Lanier has earned international recognition for setting record verdicts in courtrooms— over […]

Please join HLS First Class for its first general body meeting! We’re ecstatic to meet our fellow first generation and low income students and discuss our upcoming initiatives. Dinner will be served.

A Panel to introduce students to different areas of law

Join the Student Public Interest Network for our first general body meeting of the year! Dinner will be served.

New to HLEP? Hoping to get hands-on experience advising a start-up on their legal issues? Looking for pro bono experience with a more business-oriented spin? HLEP is looking for new project team members for Fall 2019! For new members, this training session will cover the basics of advising clients and is MANDATORY if you would like to participate in […]

Please come hang out with QTPOC.

TechSoc will be hosting a panel on drone airspace regulation. Lunch will be served.

Harvard Journal on Legislation is hosting a lunch talk with Prof. Zachary Kaufman, who will be talking about his forthcoming article, “Legislating Atrocity Prevention.” The article, which will be published in this Winter edition of the Journal, provides a comprehensive analysis of recent legal developments that hold great potential to help address atrocity crimes. These […]

Taiwan and International Human Rights: A Story of Transformation (Jerome A. Cohen, William P. Alford & Chang-Fa Lo eds., Springer June 8, 2019). The book talk discussion will include: Editors: Jerome A. Cohen is Professor, NYU School of Law and Faculty Director, NYU U.S.-Asia Law Institute. William P. Alford is the Vice Dean for the […]

American Indian tribes and labor unions are both power-building institutions: tribes as independent sovereign nations, and unions as self-governing groups that leverage collective action for increased bargaining power. Yet tribal nations and organized labor have had a historically complex relationship, which was thrown into relief by the National Labor Relations Board’s 2004 decision to assert […]

Sanford Levinson & Jack Balkin, Democracy and Dysfunction (Univ. Chicago Press, Apr. 2019). The book talk discussion will include: Authors: Sanford Levinson is Visiting Professor of Law at Harvard Law School and W. St. John Garwood and W. St. John Garwood, Jr. Centennial Chair in Law, University of Texas Law School. Jack Balkin is the […]

Fidelity & Constraint: How the Supreme Court Has Read the American Constitution by Lawrence Lessig (Oxford Univ. Press May 1, 2019). “The fundamental fact about our Constitution is that it is old — the oldest written constitution in the world. The fundamental challenge for interpreters of the Constitution is how to read that old document […]

In this special session for 1Ls, come learn about the wide range of opportunities to engage with international, foreign and comparative law available during your time at HLS. We’ll discuss how you can build a meaningful and enriching program through courses, seminars and reading groups at HLS; studying abroad for a semester or a joint […]

Interested in joining the Harvard Journal on Legislation? Join us for a reception at the Pub to learn more about the Journal and ask any question you have! Snacks and drinks will be provided.

The National Security Law Association is hosting a podcast taping with Stephen Vladeck.

Michelle Mello will present "Legal Strategies for Reining in 'Unconscionable' Prices for Prescription Drugs."

Come learn about Unbound: Journal of the Legal Left this year. Whether it’s joining the editorial board (open to all, including 1Ls) or just our reading group, left and left-affiliated students should come check us out!

Come learn about antitrust and practicing in the field with practitioners from both the public and private sectors.

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Justin Muzinich, Deputy Secretary of the U.S. Department of the Treasury, will speak and answer questions from the qudience.