Becoming an International Lawyer in Times of Transition
Landmark cases from Bosnia, Rwanda, and elsewhere around the world have made international criminal law part of our everyday conversations and have attracted a generation of law students to this practice area. But next year may see the lightest trial schedule the modern international courts have ever had, as scandals and other challenges limit their work. Join Wasserstein Fellow and former international criminal prosecutor Arthur Traldi, as he discusses his own career in international criminal law and discusses strategies and challenges for students seeking to build their own international careers. Lunch provided. Please RSVP below! Open to the HLS community.
David Friedman: Red Sox Legal Leadership & Jewish Advocacy
David Friedman, Executive Vice President for Legal and Government Affairs and Chief Compliance Officer of the Boston Red Sox, joins us to discuss his career at the intersection of sports, law, and public leadership, and his advocacy for the Jewish people. He will share lessons from overseeing compliance, litigation, and community relations for one of […]
CR-CL Vol. 61.2 Subcite (Day 1)
Come join the Civil Rights-Civil Liberties Law Review conduct its Subcite for articles to be published in the second issue of Volume 61!
APALSA Annual Conference
We invite you to join this year’s APALSA conference where we will be hosting a wide array of distinguished speakers to share their stories. Please join us in welcoming government lawyers and officials, private practitioners, and public interest advocates who are delighted to share their legal paths. We are also thrilled to welcome Judge Denny […]