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Have you wanted to read the Bible (the book most read in the world) but never seem to have the time? It takes 70 hours and 40 minutes to read the Bible through aloud! 52 hours and 20 minutes to read the Old Testament, and 18 hours and 20 minutes to read the New Testament. […]

Until recently, telehealth services were expensive, rarely available, and often of limited scope and quality. But the COVID-19 pandemic forced a rapid, radical expansion. To promote the adoption of telehealth services, the Office for Civil Rights within the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) relaxed the requirement that providers communicate with patients through HIPAA-compliant […]

Opening remarks by: Sen. Chris Coons Martha Minow, Harvard Law School Speakers include: Irwin Cotler, Raoul Wallenberg Center Sophie Richardson, Human Rights Watch Thor Halvorssen, Human Rights Foundation Rayhan Asat, Yale University Special tributes by: Burst the Bubble UK Lylena Estabine Register here: http://bit.ly/FreeEkpar ***** On behalf of Ms. Rayhan Asat (Harvard Law School, LLM […]

Please join HBLR for a panel conversation with Kirkland & Ellis on April 7th from 12PM-1PM where Kirkland attorneys will discuss the makings of a SPAC, and then discuss a specific case study. The registration link is below. We look forward to seeing you!

Please join the Harvard Recording Artists Project (RAP) for a panel conversation with Horacio Gutierrez, Head of Global Affairs and Chief Legal Officer at Spotify, and Tucker McGrady, Executive Vice-President and General Counsel at The Orchard. These two industry leaders will discuss their careers, the state of the music industry, and about leading technology-driven businesses […]

Hogan Lovells Global Sports, Media and Entertainment Group invites Harvard Law School to join us in connection with an event hosted by CSELxJSEL on April 7th at 12 pm EST. This discussion will include panelists from Hogan Lovells transactional and litigation teams, as well the general counsel of the New York Red Bulls, to discuss […]

Want to know how a private equity transaction works and an attorney’s part in them? Join the Harvard Law and Entrepreneurship Program and Ropes and Gray for “Anatomy of a Transaction.” Joining us will be Spencer Haught ’15 (Boston office) and Steven Obiajulu ’18 (Chicago office), associates in Ropes & Gray’s Private Capital Transactions group, […]

Please join us for a panel discussion with Ruth Greenwood, Nicholas Stephanopoulos, and Sam Hirsch about the future of redistricting and its implications for democracy. This discussion will focus on how redistricting could affect minority representation; the future of partisan gerrymandering; and key moments in the next few months that will determine this redistricting cycle. […]

Join the Harvard Federalist Society for a discussion with Elizabeth Murrill, the first Solicitor General of Louisiana, about her experience litigating last year’s June Medical v. Russo case and the future of the Supreme Court’s abortion jurisprudence in the Barrett Court.

Sign up for a lunchtime conversation on Wednesday, April 7th at noon ET with documentary filmmaker Frederick Wiseman at http://tinyurl.com/wisemanfilmsociety. Please join FiLM Society for a lunchtime conversation at the intersection of law and film with celebrated documentary filmmaker Frederick Wiseman, whose films have explored a vast array of American institutions. Born in Boston, he […]

Mohammad Tajsar will be leading a workshop exploring the idea of “the border” as an exceptional space. Workshop participants will learn about the current state of the law and envision alternative frameworks. Mohammad Tajsar is a senior staff attorney at the ACLU of Southern California and specializes in national security and policing practices. The virtual […]