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Via The Harvard Crimson The homeless court, the venue where Cambridge judges hold trials for homeless individuals, is held at the First Parish Church…

Via The Harvard Law Record By: Merve Ciplak and Kate Thoreson Sarah Rutherford ’21 Record: Why are you running for DoSO? Sarah Rutherford: I…

Via Lawfare  Source: Flickr By: Hayley Evans, J.D. ’19 and Natalie Salmanowitz, J.D. ’19 On March 25-29, the U.N.’s Group of Governmental Experts (GGE)…

Via Harvard Law Today    Harvard Negotiation Law Review 2019 Symposium, “Redressing Harm through Restorative Justice”. This panel focused on different uses of restorative justice…

Via the South Florida Sun Sentinel  Source: Pixabay By: Austen Erbalt A new partnership between Palm Beach County and 10 of its coastal municipalities is…

Via NPR NPR’s Audie Cornish and Clinical Professor of Law Susan Crawford discuss why the Chinese telecom giant, Huawei, is leading in the race…

Via Mississippi Today  By: Anna Wolfe Source: Pexels Health care providers in Mississippi continue to break the law by sending patients large, out-of-pocket medical…

Via The Harvard Gazette HLS Lecturer Linda Cole, (from left) and HLS Clinical Professor of Law, Brian Price and HLS Student Gaia Mattiace talk…

To commemorate International Women’s Day, the Harvard Women’s Law Association hosts an annual Harvard Law School International Women’s Day Portrait Exhibit. In its 6th year,…

Via Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly   Employees who obtained a favorable settlement of their Wage Act claim were considered “prevailing parties” entitled to attorneys’ fees under…

Via Law360  By: Jody Gody Source: Canva A defendant whose lawyer’s poor performance scuttled his chances at an appeal should be presumed to have…

Via The Harvard Gazette Kenneth Parreno, J.D. ’19, (l to r), Senior Clinical Instructor Patricio Rossi, center, Liz Soltan, J.D.’19, and Allena Martin, J.D.’19…

Clinical Instructor Elieen Connor of the Project on Predatory Student Lending was quoted in a Los Angeles Times  article written by Michael Hiltzik. The article, “SEC…

Via Harvard Law Today  The legal team litigating the proposed class action before the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims included (from left):…

City Life organizers speak passionately about their work at the “Gentrifying Boston” event, hosted by Project No One Leaves. January 10, 2019. “Without City Life,…

Source: Canva During the 2019 Winter Term, over 200 Harvard Law School (HLS) students traveled off campus for three weeks, gaining hands-on experience addressing the…

Via The Center for Health Law and Policy Innovation A February 22, 2019 article from Bloomberg Law includes an interview with CHLPI’s Faculty Director…

Via the Center for Health Law and Policy Innovation By: Alex Harding J.D. ’19 On February 7, FLPC provided written testimony to the Maryland…

Via the Legal Services Center  Source: Flickr William* was feeling hopeless. Elderly, disabled, and receiving treatment for a recent kidney transplant, he was…

Via The New York Times  Source: Pexels By: Dr. Douglas Jacobs When patients enroll in health insurance, they are often met with a stark…

Via Law360  Source: Pexels By: Bill Donahue Major technology companies, software developers, legal scholars and others have filed a flood of amicus briefs urging…