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HLS alumna Amy Volz, J.D. ’18 and the other recipients of the 2018 Adams Pro Bono award pictured (left to right) with Chief Justice Ralph…

On September 19, 2018, Harvard Law School’s Criminal Justice Institute (CJI) presented its 4th Annual Trailblazer Lecture Series: A Discussion with Jemele Hill.  Harvard Law…

Clinical Professor Esme Caramello ’99 is among the 2018 Top Women of Law honored by Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly. The award ceremony, held on October 18, honors…

Via The New York Times    Source: Flickr.com By: Stacy Cowley A long-delayed federal rule intended to protect student loan borrowers who were…

Via Courthouse News Service Source: Flickr.com  By: Nicholas Iovino More than 100,000 students defrauded by Corinthian Colleges can team up to sue Education…

Via Healio.com   Source: Ted Eytan,  Flickr.com By: Janel Miller The average premium for the second lowest cost silver health insurance plans — the one…

Via The Hill  Source: Pexels By: Merrill Matthews It’s a good thing Democrats made health insurance “affordable” when they passed the Patient Protection and…

Inside Our Secret Courts Via The Boston Globe Credit: Brooks Kraft Senior Clinical Instructor for Harvard Defenders John Salsberg was quoted in an article describing…

Via Wired.com  Source: Pixabay By: Susan Crawford Last month, I heard Jill Lepore give a talk about These Truths, her single-volume history of America…

By: Alexis Farmer A delegation of thirteen dignitaries from the Philippines touring law school clinical programs on the east coast made their first stop at…

Via MarketWatch 
Source: Flickr.com  By: Jillian Berman Several states are throwing their support behind scammed student-loan borrowers hoping for relief. Led by…

Via NJ. com Source: Pexels By: Ekaterina Valiotis New Jersey has 25 percent fewer supermarkets per capita than the national average, according to the Harvard…

Via the Legal Services Center Source: Pixabay Meaghan Bauer and Stephen Del Rose, former students of EDMC-owned New England Institute of Art, were cheated…

Via Waste360  Source: Wikimedia Commons Sixty-three million tons of food is wasted in the U.S. every year, a staggering volume that exacerbates multiple issues…

Via Foodtank.com   Food Law and Policy Clinic (FLPC) Director Emily Broad Leib is one of 28 “food waste warriors” named by Food Tank.  Food…

Via Harvard Law Today The Harvard Immigration and Refugee Clinical Program’s Crimmigration Clinic and the Immigrant Defense Project issued two new resources for advocates…

Via the Center for American Progress By: Sara Garcia Under the leadership of Secretary Betsy DeVos, the U.S. Department of Education has sought to…

Via The Harvard Crimson By: Alexandria A. Chaidez Roughly two dozen Harvard Law School professors have signed a New York Times editorial arguing that the United…

Via Wired.com Source: Pixabay By: Susan Crawford This is a story that defies two strongly held beliefs. The first—embraced fervently by today’s FCC—is that the…

Via Harvard Law Today By: Carolyn Schmitt From using artificial intelligence (AI) to determine credit scores to using AI to determine whether a defendant…

Via Law360 By: Joyce Hanson Mason Kortz, Clinical Instructor, Cyberlaw Clinic Harvard Law School’s Cyberlaw Clinic has urged the Ninth Circuit not to touch…