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Emerging novel quantum resources, such as quantum computers and simulators, have an enormous potential to provide benefits beyond the capabilities of today’s technology in terms of social impact and commercial applications. In the legal arena “quantum-boosted” artificial intelligence could substantially improve the quality and efficiency of discovery acceleration, research, and innovation processes, while lowering transaction costs. At the same time, the emergence of quantum technologies will fundamentally affect societal and legal development, underlying power dynamics, and international relations. The duty to anticipate the social and legal ramifications of a widespread adoption of such technologies will fall to governmental authorities, policy makers, and lawyers. 

It's time to think about the specific investing strategies that suit your future financial profile - whether that's BigLaw, work at a small or mid-sized firm, solo practice, or a public interest position. Investment analysis and risk assessment are important frameworks to familiarize yourself with as you  begin setting up your retirement plan, consider purchasing life insurance, select an appropriate health insurance plan, shop around for liability insurance, and even begin estate planning.

On the rare occasion of February 29th, we hope you'll leap at the opportunity to spend some downtime time with friends  in the sonorous surrounding of the Landgell Reading Room enjoying the stylin' sounds of your peers Cosimo Fabrizio (JD'25) and Shaan Pandiri (JD'26), and their musical friends (including some faculty cameos!) for Jazz Night in Langdell Spring Edition.

Though (ideally) academia is a place where revising one’s ideas is a constant, in reality getting something ‘wrong’ (for students and professors) can be scary. In the current cultural climate it often feels that there is less and less room for the idea that one’s ideas can (and should!) evolve over time as new arguments, information and data emerge.  Faculty speakers will demonstrate this process in action as they share their stories of professional moments of reckoning when ideas they had previously thought settled in their worldview changed.

Join the HLS Library on Tuesday March 19 at 12:30pm for a HLS Library Book Talk in Wasserstein Hall – Milstein East A and…

A Panel Featuring HLS students and alums Catherine Grace Katz (JD 23), Adam Sandel (JD 21), Stobo Sniderman (SJD candidate), Lowry Yankwich (JD 22), moderated…

HLS Beyond Presents: Professor Martha Minow joins co-authors Stobo Sniderman (SJD candidate) and Douglas Sanderson (Amo Binashii) in a discussion of their award-winning and bestselling…

REGISTER HERE Ryan Groff (Casetext) and Barbara Taylor (DLA Piper) lead this session on Ethical AI based on a new CLE requirement for lawyers…

Back by popular demand, Professor Norm Champ returns for a timely discussion of the effects of inflation on your financial outlook. With interest rates…

Langdell, Seminar Rooms 232/3 – REGISTER HERE Most people conceive of power in terms of dominance, where one either has it or does not.

Join the HLS Library on Wednesday October 25 at 12:30pm for a HLS Library Book Talk in Langdell Hall 232/233. This event features a…

. If you want to clear up some of your own misconceptions about how things really work, come meet the team behind metaLAB’s Swimming in a Sea of Invisible Waves for an engaging afternoon of discussion and interaction as they share some of the creations that have emerged from this multimodal project

Joy Batra, JD/MBA ’14   – REGISTER HERE Our jobs have long been seen as the path to social standing and security. The question…

Join HLS Library on Tuesday February 27 at 12:30pm for a HLS Library Book Talk in Wasserstein Hall – Milstein East A and on…

Join the HLS Library on Wednesday January 31 at 12:30pm for a HLS Library Book Talk in HLS Library – Langdell Hall 232/233 seminar…

If you missed us during Love Your Library Fest, here’s your chance to see a selection of treasures from HSC, including a “Sheriff’s Magna Carta”…