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An Ohio law requiring an Amish religious sect that shuns technology to attach flashing electric lights to its horse-drawn buggies is now on hold, thanks in part to a student team from Harvard Law School.

From cities to farms, tropics to tundras, Harvard Law students traveled near and far to do legal work in many corners of the globe this January through the independent clinical program.

From cities to farms, tropics to tundras, Harvard Law students traveled near and far to do legal work in many corners of the globe this January. Through the independent clinical program, students have the opportunity to work in placements across the U.S. and the world during the winter term. 

This post highlights recent works published by HLS clinicians Rosa Hayes and Susan Farbstein.

Cellist Krysta Hyppolite's experiences as a working musician are shedding new light on the challenges facing artists, and guiding new work in the music world.

Professional cellist Krysta Hyppolite '25 came to law school after seeing firsthand the challenges facing working musicians.

Penny, a 3 year-old beagle, visited Harvard Law School to meet Mary Hollingsworth, director of the Animal Law & Policy Clinic, whose work led to her release from an inhumane breeding facility.

Penny, a 3 year-old beagle, visited Harvard Law School to meet Mary Hollingsworth, director of the Animal Law & Policy Clinic, whose work led to her release from an inhumane research facility.

HLS students mix legal insights with music industry at Mondo NYC Conference.

HLAB aims to change the dynamic between DCF and families by educating mandated reporters.

A Boston-area collaboration supported by Harvard’s Transactional Law Clinics is bringing business skills to returning citizens.

Patricia Alejandro '17 delves into her role at the Transactional Law Clinics, the mission and impact of the Community Enterprise Project, and how transactional law can be a catalyst for community empowerment.

This post highlights recent articles published by HLS clinicians. If you have recently published an article, please let us know so that we can share your work!

Throughout his varied career, Pedro Spivakovsky-Gonzalez ’17 has operated under one uniting principle: The law should function as a tool for justice to empower clients.

In this interview, Pedro Spivakovsky-Gonzalez '17 reflects on the importance of mediation, his clinical experiences at Harvard Law School, and the qualities he believes define successful attorneys serving the public interest.

Kamille Bernard ’24 and Lea Kayali ’24 are the recipients of the 2024 Kristin P. Muniz Memorial Award, bestowed in memory of the beloved Criminal Justice Institute (CJI) senior clinical instructor to honor students who exemplify her commitment to justice and superb client-centered representation.

Gabrielle Grossman ’24 is a recipient of the 2024 Clinical Legal Education Association (CLEA) Awards.

Arjun Gananathan ’24 is the winner of the 2024 Ralph D. Gants Access to Justice Award, honored for his leadership in the Youth Advocacy and Policy Lab and the Criminal Justice Institute.