Showing 5 events for the week starting 01/30/2024
January 30
Tuesday • 5 events
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Class Actions Against Generative AI
12:20 pm - 1:20 pm
Join the Journal of Law and Technology for a talk with Christopher Young on his work representing programmers, artists, and authors in class actions against generative AI companies, such as Open AI, GitHub, Stability AI, and Meta. Christopher is a partner at the Joseph Saveri Law Firm, LLP, a San… -
Doing Good While Doing Well: Jumpstarting Your Career in Civil Rights
12:30 pm - 1:15 pm
Join Wasserstein Fellow Shaylyn Cochran for a discussion about her work litigating civil rights class actions and championing the rights of some of the country's most vulnerable communities through impact litigation on issues involving workplace misconduct, housing discrimination, disability rights, and more. Shaylyn will share lessons from her career navigating private public interest law firms, transitioning to the public sector, and finding strategies for showing up as your authentic self at work. Shaylyn also will give her pitch on the power of developing "soft skills" and learning how to become an effective manager early in your career. -
Semester Abroad Drop-In Information and Advising
12:30 pm - 1:30 pm
The Semester Abroad Program offers Harvard Law School J.D. students the opportunity to study law and live in a foreign country while receiving a semester of ungraded credit towards their degree. HLS students may apply for designated spots for a semester’s study at one of the 10 foreign law… -
Why Constitutional Conservatives Need Natural Rights and Libertarians Need Natural Law
12:30 pm - 1:30 pm
Professor Randy Barnett will discuss why he believes conservatives need to take natural rights more seriously. He will then contend that libertarians need a moral theory of the good to buttress their political theory of liberty, and how natural law serves that purpose.