Audience: Grad Students

Jose Daniel Amado, a leading international arbitrator in Peru, explores some cutting-edge issues in investment arbitration, including access by host States and their nationals to investment dispute resolution mechanisms.

Come meet Jacques de Werra, Professor of Contract Law and Intellectual Property Law at the University of Geneva Faculty of Law, and learn more about studying law for a semester at HLS’ exchange partner schools in Geneva:  the University of Geneva and the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies. Lunch will be served.

Join us for a one-day conference exploring the current pharmaceutical pricing landscape. This event will bring together leaders from the pharmaceutical industry, policymakers, legal practitioners, and scholars to engage in novel, interdisciplinary discussions to better understand current challenges and articulate best practices to address these issues. To better promote creative thinking rather than well-worn presentations, […]

HLS’ Semester Abroad Program offers Harvard Law School J.D. students the opportunity to study law and live in a foreign country while receiving a semester of ungraded credit towards their degree, and the HLS-University of Cambridge J.D./LL.M. Joint Degree Program allows students to spend their 3L year in the UK while earning both a Harvard […]

Palestinian Judge Kholoud Al-Faqih became the first woman to be appointed to a Shari’a bench in the Middle East in 2009. “The Judge” follows her journey, from defending victims of domestic violence as a young lawyer, to her tenacious ability to maintain her position – showcasing the power of women’s leadership both inside and outside […]

Middle Eastern Law Students Association General Body Meeting

The Harvard Law School Tax Law and Financial Regulation Students Association (Tax|Fin) is proud to present: A Conversation with Daniel Tarullo (former member of the Federal Reserve Board and Federal Open Market Committee). Professor Tarullo will discuss current developments in monetary policy, financial regulation, and central banking. Professor Tarullo returned to Harvard Law School following […]

Attorneys from Kirkland & Ellis will give an overview of energy law in Texas and the energy legal market. Hosted by the Texas Club. Lunch will be provided!

HALB presents Krishna Gupta, the founder and general partner of Romulus Capital. Based in Boston, Romulus Capital is an early stage VC fund founded out of MIT in 2008. Romulus Capital focuses on leading Seed & Series A rounds for B2B companies. *Burritos will be served

The Federalist Society welcomes Professor William Baude to speak on Janus and the future of labor law. Bolocco Burritos will be served.

Johns Hopkins University Professor Martha Jones will discuss her work documenting the struggle and contribution of African Americans to the meaning of citizenship in the United States. Cosponsored by the Harvard Law School Program on Law & History

Please join us in welcoming Professor Pippa Norris from Harvard’s Kennedy School for a discussion on “Cultural Backlash: Trump, Brexit, and Authoritarian Constitutionalism.” Professor Norris will discuss the theory that polarization over the cultural cleavages that divide social liberals and social conservatives in the electorates and how these values translate into support for Authoritarian-Populist parties […]

Join the WLA for a panel on how to find a 1L summer public interest job! 2L and 3L WLA members, as well as Catherine Pattanayak from OPIA, will speak about their 1L summer experiences with a focus on the application process.

The 2019 Harvard Sports Law Symposium brings together a diverse community of practitioners, academics, advocates and other industry stakeholders, hoping to: address pressing social issues (e.g., the impact of league or team policies on the role of athletes in social activism); debate critical questions facing the business of sports from a legal perspective (e.g., SCOTUS’ […]

Please join Advocates for Education and our co-sponsors, Child and Youth Advocates and The Urbanists, for our second annual Education Law Week. Our event on Monday, Oct. 29th will focus on the governing role of the City of Boston when it comes to educating its students. We will be joined by Boston City Council President […]

Please join Harvard Association for Law and Business (HALB) for a panel discussion with Fritz Dietl and Jason Kleinman on the intersection of art collection and business. Art investment has grown exponentially in the past decade. Art collectors often store their art tax free in free ports in Geneva and elsewhere in Europe and Asia […]

Two identical sessions: 12:05-12:25pm and 12:35-12:55pm Join Lexis for a training on how to use Shepards to verify your case or statute is still good law, and to find other sources. We will go over advanced techniques such as Shepardizing by Headnote, and Shepardizing a statue’s subsection. We will use some cases given to you […]

Join us for a presentation by William Ury, co-author of “Getting to Yes,” and James Sebenius, Gordon Donaldson Professor of Business Administration at Harvard Business School.

Discussion with Mr. James Boykin, a Partner at Huges Hubbard & Reed on investment treaty arbitration. Investment treaty arbitration has been under increasing attack from critics who contend that the system limits states’ authority to regulate. This “regulatory chill” criticism is often accompanied by criticism that the participants in the system – arbitrators and counsel […]