Audience: Faculty

At Morgan Lewis, Paul is head of the Product Liability, Tort and Insurance Practice Area of the Litigation Practice Group, the firm’s largest practice group. Paul represents clients in product liability and mass and toxic tort exposure cases involving medical devices, pharmaceuticals, industrial equipment, building materials, consumer products, commodities, oil and gas, ships, aircraft, and […]

Andrea D. Fessler is the Founder and Executive Director of Premiere Performances, a nonprofit organization founded in 2007. Premiere Performances brings internationally celebrated artists and the world’s brightest rising stars to Hong Kong for solo recitals, chamber music and community outreach, building a vibrant local arts scene and inspiring audience members of all ages with […]

Rachel Herrick Kassabian is a partner in Quinn Emanuel’s Silicon Valley office, and serves as Chair of the firm’s Internet Litigation Practice. She handles a wide variety of intellectual property disputes for her clients, with a special focus on Internet technology and Internet sector businesses. Her areas of expertise include copyright infringement, trademark and trade […]

The Harvard Litigation Finance Symposium, held at Harvard Law School from April 2 – 4 and sponsored by the Harvard Law and Technology Society, brings together leaders in the burgeoning field of litigation finance across three key areas of expertise: practice, regulation and academia.

The Harvard Litigation Finance Symposium, held at Harvard Law School from April 2 – 4 and sponsored by the Harvard Law and Technology Society, brings together leaders in the burgeoning field of litigation finance across three key areas of expertise: practice, regulation and academia.

Magda Farhet (LLM ’16) went back to her home country to launch a law firm (Ororus Advisors) and a startup in legal tech (Lexyom) at once. The path was challenging coming from a legal background. Today, Lexyom has raised a round led by 500 Startups in San Francisco and Ororus Advisors LLP is one of […]

Please join CLA and Professor Dayuan Han, former dean of Renmin University School of Law and prominent constitutional law scholar in China, for a talk on constitutional law and human rights in China. The talk will be conducted in mandarin Chinese. Chinese food is provided.

Join the International Law Association’s American Branch, Dentons and HIALSA for an informal reception after their afternoon event on international investment law with Carolyn Lamm. Food and drinks will be served

Please join the International Law Association and HIALSA for a discussion with Carolyn Lamm who Chambers Global refers to as “one of the best arbitration lawyers.” Carolyn will discuss her experiences in the field of investment arbitration in light of her lengthy and distinguished career as one of the pioneers in the field. The audience […]

Africa and Africans have long been a consumer of international Arbitration, yet with a changing economic reality, call for diversity and much more, will there be a shift from consuming to playing a leading role? HIALSA is happy to welcome Ms. Leyou Tameru, member of the board of the African Arbitration Association and founder of […]

The Harvard LIDS Symposium is the annual symposium organized by the Law and International Development Society. This year’s theme is Global Inequality and we will explore themes related to rising global economic justice. We will have four workshops with a variety of speakers on topics related to intellectual property in the developing world, knowledge and […]

The Harvard Litigation Finance Symposium, held at Harvard Law School from April 2 – 4 and sponsored by the Harvard Law and Technology Society, brings together leaders in the burgeoning field of litigation finance across three key areas of expertise: practice, regulation and academia.

Bruno Verdini from MIT will talk about his experiences with environmental negotiations. Non-pizza lunch.

La Alianza, BLSA, and Paul, Weiss have partnered up to bring a frank conversation about what it means to be a Woman of Color in the law. Hear from a panel of diverse women who hold various positions talk about their experiences and the ways in which they navigated their careers. This event is open […]

HALB will be hosting John Chambers, former CEO of Cisco (1995-2015) and currently CEO of JC2 Ventures for a small group live video discussion on Tuesday, April 23rd at 4 PM. As one of Silicon Valley’s longest serving chief executives, John will be sharing his leadership lessons with HLS and HBS students. Students will have […]

Please join the Harvard Association for Law and Business (HALB) and the Harvard Law School Blockchain and FinTech Initiative (HLSBFI) for a lunch talk with Tim Murphy. Tim Murphy is general counsel for Mastercard. In this capacity, he oversees legal affairs, public policy, corporate governance and compliance. He is also responsible for Mastercard’s franchise, corporate […]

Please join HELA for a lunch talk on the challenges faced by an in-house antitrust counsel with Anneleen Streatemans. Ms. Streatemans is Global Legal Director Competition at AB InBev. She leads AB InBev’s global antitrust strategy and is overseeing AB InBev’s antitrust compliance worldwide. Topic Ms. Streatemans will first talk about her career path and […]

HIALSA invites experts from the National Economic Research Associates (NERA) to discuss how to value damages in arbitration using the discounted cash flow method. The DCF model is popular among tribunals as an objective method focused on the essential underlying elements that spur arbitrations—the interruption of stable, going-concern profitability.

The bail reform movement in the USA is in a state of flux, caught between discriminatory cash bail systems and the controversial risk assessment tools replacing it. Meanwhile European systems, which feature neither cash nor algorithms, are experimenting with other methods to reduce detention rates. This event brings together key criminal justice reformers from the […]