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  • Diversity & Inclusion: Marguerite Fletcher ’90 (podcast)

    July 9, 2020

    Marguerite Fletcher ’90 is the founder and president of Fletcher Consulting, a diversity, equity, and inclusion consulting firm. Ms. Fletcher has…

  • Legal Technology and Innovation: Jerry Ting ’18 and & Jake Sussman ’18 (podcast)

    July 9, 2020

    Jerry Ting and Jake Sussman (both ’18) are CEO and COO, respectively, of Evisort, an intelligent contract automation company they conceived and began while students at HLS. In this podcast, they talk both about both entrepreneurship and legal technology & innovation.

  • Baseball in the Time of COVID-19: Jon Fetterolf and Matt Bowman

    May 21, 2020

    Jon Fetterolf, attorney and agent at Zuckerman Spaeder LLP, describes his career as both a sports agent and litigator. One of his clients, Cincinatti Reds Pitcher Matt Bowman, gives his perspective on what players look for in their agents. Both talk about how they have experienced the  COVID-19 pandemic and what they think it means for the future of baseball. 

  • Alumni-in-Residence: Nathaniel Amdur-Clark ’14, Federal Indian Law

    April 20, 2020

    Nathaniel Amdur-Clark '14 represents Native American tribes across the country as an Associate at Sonosky, Chambers, Sachse, Endreson & Perry, LLP and splits his time between Washington, DC and Anchorage, AK.

  • Tips for Clerkship Interviews

    April 17, 2020

    Hear from HLS clerkship advisors and a panel of 3Ls about how to successfully prepare for and navigate potential clerkship interviews. Some discussion will focus on the hiring plan date this summer for current 2Ls, but 3Ls, alumni, and 1Ls also will find the basic principles relevant.

  • Careers in Elite Litigation Boutiques

    April 6, 2020

    Elite litigation boutiques are a great alternative to BigLaw, either coming off a clerkship, right out of HLS, or as a lateral associate. Please join HLS grads and partners from Kaplan Hecker & Fink in NY, MoloLamken in DC, and Bartlit Beck in Chicago to learn how their firms differ from BigLaw and how you can get a job there.

  • Political Law: Ki Hong ’92 (podcast)

    April 2, 2020

    Ki P. Hong is the head of Skadden’s Political Law Group. He advises major corporations on the unique political law issues they face when engaging in government affairs or government procurement activity. These include federal and state campaign finance, lobbying, gift, ethics and conflict-of-interest laws.

  • Political Law: Aria Branch ’12 (podcast)

    March 31, 2020

    Aria Branch ’12, Counsel, Perkins Coie, Washington, D.C. Aria Branch ’12 is a partner at Perkins Coie in Washington, DC. She counsels federal and…

  • Alumni-In-Residence: Stephen Ball ’10, Government Relations and Public Policy at Wells Fargo and Airbnb

    February 20, 2020

    Want to use your law degree in a policy setting? Learn about handling public policy initiatives in-house from Stephen Ball '10, Government Relations and Public Policy Senior Vice President for the Northeast Region of Wells Fargo.

  • How a Law Firm is Run and Why it Matters to You with Julie Jones, Chair of Ropes and Gray

    February 18, 2020

    Showing employers that you understand the business of law can mean the difference between a successful interview season and a mediocre one. In this program, Julie Jones, Chair of Ropes and Gray, and Mark Weber, Assistant Dean of Career Services have a candid conversation about how law firms really work. Topics include law firm business models, the reality of associate and practice area profitability, and how grades and prior experiences figure into your marketability. 

  • LL.M. Series: Lunch & Learn with Tytus Cytowski LLM ’05

    February 10, 2020

    LLM alum Tytus Cytowski '05, will speak (via videoconference) and provide advice about developing a practice after graduating from Harvard. Mr. Cytowski is the founding partner of a firm that specializes in startups, venture capital and US market expansion, with a special focus on EU startups in Silicon Valley.

  • Alumna-In-Residence: Marie-Louise Ramsdale ’93, Family Law

    November 20, 2019

    Interested in learning about family law and/or starting your own firm? Meet Marie-Louise Ramsdale (‘93), the founder and principal lawyer of Ramsdale Family Law, an all-female family law firm in Charleston County, South Carolina.

  • Judicial Clerks Panel

    November 20, 2019

    Why would you want to clerk? What do clerks actually do? How does the job vary by type of court and judge? Why and how should you research judges in advance? What does the application process look like from the inside? How can you make the most of a clerkship once you have one? Hear the answers to these questions and more from recent clerks. For 1Ls, 2Ls, 3Ls, and LLMs at any stage of thinking about clerkships.

  • Alumna-In-Residence: Lauren Estevez ’13, Cannabis & CBD Law

    November 8, 2019

    Interested in learning about the budding field of cannabis law? Meet OCS Alumna-in-Residence, Lauren Estevez ’13, Principal & Attorney at LME Law in Los Angeles. Ms. Estevez advises licensed cannabis and CBD brands, investors, and operators on legal strategy, regulatory compliance, and transactional matters.

  • Women in M&A

    November 4, 2019

    This event, presented by the ABA’s Women in M&A Taskforce, features a panel of distinguished speakers who discuss their careers and why they chose M&A law as their profession, what is truth versus myth regarding opportunities and challenges, and what law students can do to learn more and ready themselves for a career in M&A.

  • Professional Networking: The Art of Mingling

    October 26, 2019

    Networking is a fact of life in the legal profession and much of your career will rely on strong relationships. As early as 1L year, law firms will host receptions, which present an opportunity to develop new connections and learn more about the profession. This podcast will provide you with a concrete, step-by-step approach to making a great impression at a professional cocktail reception.

  • Alumna-In-Residence: Ruth O’Meara Costello ’06, Employment Law & Criminal Defense

    October 24, 2019

    Want to know what it is like to work at a small firm, rather than in Big Law? Think you might be interested in employment law or criminal defense? Hear from Alumna-in-Residence Ruth O’Meara-Costello ’06, Of Counsel at Zalkind Duncan & Bernstein LLP in Boston. 

  • Careers in Management Consulting

    October 8, 2019

    Does solving business problems interest you more than solving legal problems? If you want to become an expert in operations, marketing or the use of information technology across a wide variety of industries, management consulting might be for you. Hear representatives from top consulting firms talk about careers in management consulting and steps to getting a job in this industry. Co-sponsored with HALB. 

  • Adventure Clerkships

    September 23, 2019

    A judicial clerkship can provide a unique opportunity to work and live somewhere new for a limited time, without long-term commitment. Using the Alaska Supreme Court as a prime example, listen to folks who experienced the personal and professional growth of such an opportunity.

  • Tips for Clerkship Interviews

    April 3, 2019

    Hear from HLS clerkship advisors and a panel of 3Ls about how to successfully prepare for and navigate potential clerkship interviews. Some discussion will focus on the hiring plan date this summer for current 2Ls, but 3Ls will find the basic principles also relevant.

  • Moving to the Business Side

    April 2, 2019

    Join OCS and HALB for a conversation with HLS Alum, Adam Rosenberg '93, who moved from legal practice to a senior investing role at Fortress. Learn about his career path and how you can position yourself now for a move to the buy-side.