Audience: All Students

Event
October 6 @ 12:45 pm - 1:30 pm

Hear Wasserstein Fellow and Chief Deputy Attorney General for Tennessee Jonathan Skrmetti speak about his experience litigating on behalf of both federal and state governments, including insights on the differences between the two and tips for how to get hired by each. He will also talk about transitioning into and out of private practice. Finally, Jonathan will talk about some of the prominent work state attorneys general have been engaged in lately, including the $26 billion opioids settlement, the Purdue Pharma bankruptcy, and the multistate antitrust suits against Google and Facebook.

September 23, 2021
The Project on the Foundations of Private Law is accepting applications for fellows for academic year 2021-2022. Applications will be accepted until Monday, September 27, 2021. Eligibility and requirements information can be found on the Foundations of Private Law website at (bottom of the page): http://blogs.harvard.edu/privatelaw/people/ If there are any questions, please contact Brad Conner at conner@law.harvard.edu

September 22, 2021
Besides the three letters of recommendation for a Fulbright (preferably 2 of the 3 from HLS Faculty), you will need a Letter of Affiliation from the host country (faculty/NGO), a language form from someone who has taught the host’s official language, and a Campus Evaluation (discuss with Judy Murciano in a fellowship advising appointment or during drop-in office hours). Submit your drafts for review well in advance of the internal deadline.

September 20, 2021
Ms. Plunkett is seeking Research Assistants for the next phase of her "sharenting" research: how parents, grandparents, teachers, & other trusted adults share kids' private information digitally. She is currently examining the interplay between sharenting and digital misinformation, disinformation, propaganda, & conspiracy theories (such as the anti-vaccination movement & QAnon) engaged in by parents & other trusted adults. She is looking for students who can work between 2-6 hours/week as part of a Research Assistant team.