Hear firsthand from the Honorable John Shepard Wiley Jr. of the California Court of Appeal. Among other interesting facts, Justice Wiley clerked for Justice Lewis F.

Shannon Yavorsky is the Chair of Orrick’s Global Cyber, Privacy, & Data Innovation Group. She advises clients on a broad range of United States…

Peter Bruland, ’17 is a Managing Associate in the Supreme Court and Appellate practice at Sidley in Washington, D.C. Peter first learned about appellate…

Wondering if you are too junior or senior to work with a legal recruiter? Not sure how the process works? Dan Binstock, a premier legal…

Practice Area Podcast Series My name is Yih-hsien Shen with Harvard Law School’s Office of Career Services.  Welcome to our practice area podcast series. Today…

Greg Jacobs is the Chair of the Government Contracts Group at Polsinelli in Washington DC. What Greg loves about this highly regulated industry…

Neema’s practice is focused on litigation in the media, entertainment, and sports industries. Neema also maintains a robust counseling and advisory practice, assisting sports teams…

Blake Lawit ’00, General Counsel at LinkedIn, shares his path from Biglaw partner, to joining LinkedIn as one of its first lawyers, to leading…

Learn some of the key distinctions between litigation and corporate work and advice for determining which might be the better fit for you. Ethan…

Interested in learning about using your JD to pursue a career in business? Listen to HLS alums as they candidly discuss careers in management consulting, investment banking, and other business paths.

What is BigLaw? Come hear from HLS alums as they candidly discuss the business of BigLaw, life as an associate and as a partner, and how to approach the recruiting process.

Angela Chadwick ’92, General Counsel of Wing, shares her experience working in-house at companies including Wing, Tesla, and Motown Records.  She…

Sabrina Low ’16, General Counsel at NOCD. In this program, Ms. Low speaks about her path from Big Law litigation, to a secondment in…

Aimed at students and alumni who have secured clerkships and are wondering what to expect during their time in chambers, this pre-recorded panel discussion with four HLS alumni covers topics such as: how to prepare prior to clerking, what to expect in first few weeks in the role, types of assignments a clerk may encounter, and how to approach a post-clerkship job search.

Erica von Pechmann '16 is a Managing Associate in the Houston office of Sidley. Erica advises clients in the power and renewable energy industry, with a focus on project development and finance, as well as project acquisitions, dispositions and other investment arrangements. Erica serves on the working committee for the Houston Chapter of Women of Renewable Industries and Sustainable Energy (WRISE) as Director of Marketing and has been recognized by Texas Super Lawyers as a Texas Rising Star. 

Hear firsthand from the Honorable Jane Branstetter Stranch of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit. Among other interesting facts, Judge Stranch’s work prior to serving in the judiciary focused on labor employment, ERISA, personal injury, worker’s compensation, wrongful death, and utility law.

Christian Williams '17 practices intellectual property law as the founder and managing attorney of Bevel Law in the DC area. Prior to founding Bevel, Christian was an associate at Covington & Burling in DC where she represented top pharmaceutical companies and national trade associations.

Tammy Albarrán ’99, Chief Deputy General Counsel at Uber. Ms. Albarrán talks about her path from transactional work to litigation in Big Law, her move to Uber, how Uber’s 350 lawyer in-house legal team operates, and her recommendation for law students and alumni considering this type of work.

Hear from both Hon. David M. Lawson and Hon. Matthew F. Leitman ’93 of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan about their backgrounds and work.

Hear firsthand from the Honorable Carla Wong McMillian of the Supreme Court of Georgia about her background and work. Among other interesting facts, Justice McMillian is the first Asian Pacific American to serve on a state’s highest court in the Southern United States.

Tim Keifer ’98, practices criminal defense, DUI, and family law at his own firm, Kiefer Law Office in Madison, WI