Audience: SJD

Harvard Human Rights Journal Spring Mixer. Come meet the HHRJ crew and have a few drinks [and some snacks] on us!

Join A4E and hear from Professor Rebell as he discusses his recent work in institutional reform litigation and social reform.

In response to the growing debate on the role of businesses in respecting human rights, the New York City Bar Association has formed a Working Group on Business and Human Rights to define policies and programs in this increasingly important area. The Working Group will recommend whether the City Bar (1) should endorse the UN […]

Want to publish your writing but don’t know where to start? Feeling intimidated by the publication process? Come to the JOLT Student Note Panel to learn about what the process of writing, editing, and publishing a student note is like from student writers Alex Harding ’19, Flora Wang ’20, and Alena Farber ’20. They will […]

Lexis Microsoft Office training

Lexis Microsoft Office training

Lexis Microsoft Office training

HIALSA is thrilled to welcome Mr. David M. Bigge for a lunch talk on his experience representing the United States in international arbitration, including as U.S. Agent to the Iran-U.S. Claims Tribunal. David M. Bigge is an Attorney-Adviser at the U.S. Department of State. He currently works in the Office of United Nations Affairs, where […]

Attorneys from Cravath, Cleary, and White & Case will speak to HLS students about opportunities to practice law abroad or practice cross-border law from within the United States.

Would you like to learn about working as an attorney in the space industry? This panel will highlight the careers and experiences of women working in a variety of areas across the legal practice as it pertains to space, from public interest, to law firms, to in-house counsel. Panelists will discuss industry trends, opportunities, and […]

Judge Ryan D. Nelson of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals will address the Federalist Society on the ministerial exception. Lunch will be served.

HIALSA Lunch talk with Prof. Christopher Gibson (Suffolk University) Professor Gibson will speak about arbitration as a tool for exercise of control in technology, Internet and IP-based international disputes. Christopher Gibson is a Professor of Law and Director of the Business Law and Financial Services Concentration at Suffolk University Law School, where he teaches and […]

James Comey was most recently the seventh Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. He also served as Deputy Attorney General under Attorney General John Ashcroft and as U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York. Jack Goldsmith, Henry L. Shattuck Professor of Law, will provide an introduction. RSVPs are required for this event […]

Please join Harvard Association for Law & Business for a conversation with Grace Speights, Partner at Morgan Lewis.

Please join Harvard Association for Law & Business for a conversation with attorneys from Skadden.

Please join Harvard Association for Law & Business for a conversation with attorneys from Schulte Roth & Zabel.

The current federal administration, in the name of reducing regulatory burdens for industry, is scaling back animal protections. American citizens consistently support meaningful legal protections for animals. Despite significant strides in recent years, our laws provide far fewer protections than polling shows that the public supports and even believes to already exist. And the limited […]

Legendary Judge Guido Calabresi (2d Cir.) will share his thoughts on: “What Should a Catholic Judge Do if the Law is Wrong?” All are welcome. Non-pizza lunch will be served. Hosted by the Harvard Catholic Law Students Association.

Join the Harvard Federalist Society for a panel discussion with Professor John S. Baker and Professor Michael Klarman, moderated by Professor Jeannie Suk Gersen, on amending the Constitution. Lunch will be served.