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The LGBTQ+ Advocacy Clinic offers students the opportunity to work directly on cutting-edge issues involving LGBTQ+ rights, with a particular emphasis on issues affecting underrepresented communities within the LGBTQ+ community. Clinic offerings include local and national projects covering the spectrum of LGBTQ+ issues. Students will have the opportunity to engage in a range of work […]

Professor Goldsmith is looking for a research assistant for the summer to help him work on a book on reform of the presidency and to revise the Hart & Wechsler Federal Courts casebook. If you are interested please send a resume to qashat@law.harvard.edu.

Professor Tushnet is hosting a student knitting group throughout the semester for any and all who are interested at HLS (regardless of your skill level or experience). The group will meet every Thursday evening from 6:00pm to 8:00pm, beginning January 30. If you're interested, please email Professor Tushnet directly for more details at rtushnet@law.harvard.edu.

Program on Negotiation Graduate Research fellows receives a $26,000 stipend for one year of dissertation research and writing in negotiation and related topics in alternative dispute resolution and give fellows an opportunity to immerse themselves in the diverse resources available at PON. For application requirements and instructions please visit https://www.pon.harvard.edu/students/gr-fellowship/ Submissions due Feb. 6, 2020

The assistant will work on projects regarding bankruptcy, corporate law, civil procedure and perhaps the intersection of computer technology and law. He/she may help with edits on and updates to a bankruptcy casebook. Research may include case law research, docket searches, and finding academic articles. Applicants should please provide to Professor Anthony Casey (acasey@law.harvard.edu) a current CV, transcript, and brief paragraph describing their interest.

Seeking student to help with documentary film outreach and distribution

One to Two Research Assistants, proofreading, bluebooking

Information session Wed. Jan. 22 at 12:20 in WCC 1023 with Prof. Hal Scott on Capital Markets Regulation course he'll be co-teaching with Prof. Robert Glauber at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government this Spring. There will be time for questions. Lunch will be provided. The course will meet Wednesdays from 4:15 to 6:15 p.m. starting Jan. 29. HLS and Harvard Business School students are encouraged to cross-register for it on my.harvard

 Title: HLAB Intern-Bilingual Start Date: September 15th – May 20th Estimated Salary: $13.50 per hour   Position Details: An intern working over the academic year will have to: Interpret advocate meetings/interviews with clients at the Bureau and at Court (no court certification is needed as the intern won’t translate inside the courtroom) Filing and records […]

Position Dates: Training: Tentative for Saturday, May 16th or Sunday, May 17th Two Start Dates: Monday, May 11th and May 18th End Date: Friday, August 14th Monday-Friday 9-5pm;   Hourly Rate: $13.00   Position Requirements/Preferred Skills: Candidates must be eligible for the Federal Work Study Program Candidates bilingual in Spanish, Portuguese, and Haitian Creole are […]

The LGBTQ+ Advocacy Clinic offers students the opportunity to work directly on cutting-edge issues involving LGBTQ+ rights, with a particular emphasis on issues affecting underrepresented communities within the LGBTQ+ community. Clinic offerings include local and national projects covering the spectrum of LGBTQ+ issues. Students will have the opportunity to engage in a range of work […]

Professor Kaplow is looking for research assistants, mainly for taxation & antitrust.

research assistant for a project on administrative adjudication and SEC Enforcement.

What’s going on inside the head of criminal defendants? And what about the judges, jurors, and attorneys who judge them? Are addicts responsible? Can violent offenders be rehabilitated? Do we have free will? How can neuroscience inform criminal sentencing? This seminar on law and neuroscience explores questions such as these through the innovative lens of modern neuroscience. The seminar features guest lectures by world-leading experts in neuroscience.

Spring 2020 Clinics with Available Seats The drop deadline has now passed for all spring clinics.  If you are already signed up for a clinic in the spring, you can no longer drop it without receiving a withdrawal (“WD”). There are a handful of clinics that have a few seats available for the spring term.  […]

Rhetoric in Law and Politics Seminar Deadline EXTENDED to Jan 17

Harvard Law School professor looking for Research Assistant on environmental law and policy.

Spring 2020 health insurance waiver deadline is January 31 Waivers for the spring 2020 term are currently being accepted. Students must have comparable health insurance to waive. Students with questions about health insurance should contact Member Services directly at mservices@huhs.harvard.edu.  

Tackling issues faced by India's court system, this project would be to develop a “business plan” to build an organization/a movement to deliver justice to a billion people.

Spring 2020 Clinics with Open Seats The following spring clinics still have a few seats available!  Please log in to Helios and navigate to the Add/Drop section to enroll in one of these clinics.  Open seats will be filled on a first-come, first-serve basis.  The add/drop deadline for most spring clinics is TOMORROW, Friday, December […]