Events Calendar

A representative from the LIPP/SPIF office will hold drop-in office hours in the OPIA suite to offer quick consults and answer general questions about the Low Income Protection Plan (LIPP), the HLS PSLF Based Plan (the Plan) and Summer Public Interest Funding (SPIF). No need for an appointment; students will be served on a first-come, first-served basis. For in-depth advising, please email lipp@law.harvard.edu or spif@law.harvard.edu.

See CSM/Symplicity for full event details.

Join us for a conversation with Dr. George Katrougalos, UN Independent Expert on the Promotion of a Democratic and Equitable International Order and former Foreign Minister of Greece. The conversation will be moderated by Salma Waheedi, Executive Director of the HLS Program on Law and Society in the Muslim World.

Join the Center for Labor and a Just Economy and Dr. Thorsten Schulten for a presentation on the EU Minimum Wage directive and its aim to the strengthening of sectoral bargaining in Europe. The EU Minimum Wage Directive, adopted in 2022, marks a paradigm shift in EU labor policy. While…

La Alianza will host a panel discussion with BigLaw associates on the differences between corporate and litigation practices, as well as factors for students to consider in determining which might be the best fit for them. Food will be served.

Fireside chat with Burford Capital and Three Crowns Join us for an engaging fireside chat with Christopher Bogart, CEO of Burford Capital, and Hugh Carlson, CEO of Three Crowns. This is a unique opportunity to learn about commercial litigation and arbitration funding from experts in the field. Lunch will be…

Information session on the MPRE.
Please bring your own lunch.

Project Access helps Louisiana public defenders keep up to speed with changes in criminal caselaw, big and small. Through this pro bono project, you will help summarize recent decisions out of the five Louisiana circuit courts, the Louisiana Supreme Court, and the U.S. Supreme Court. Attorneys at Orleans Public…

Climate change and its consequences suffuse nearly all areas of law, but for law students who want to focus intentionally on climate, selecting a career path in an ever-shifting social, technological, and judicial environment can be daunting. Join Wasserstein Fellow Matt Littleton ’10, an attorney at Envolve Law, for a discussion of his career as a government and private public-interest litigator specializing in federal and state climate policy. Matt will discuss ways (some obvious, others not) that litigating and non-litigating attorneys are tackling one of the most pressing and vexing problems of our time, and offer thoughts on where the field may be heading. Lunch provided. Please RSVP below! Open to the HLS community.

See CSM/Symplicity for full event details and RSVP. 

See CSM/Symplicity for full event details and RSVP.