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The Nazi-Era Theft of the 1709 Mendelssohn Stradivari – A Case Study on Looted Cultural Property, Provenance, and the Law

201 Philosophy Hall 201 Philosophy Hall, UC Berkeley, Berkeley

Professor Carla Shapreau will discuss her discovery of the 1709 Mendelssohn Stradivari violin, stolen in Berlin in the fog of World War II and missing for nearly 80 years. This case study raises questions about Nazi-era looting, authenticity, provenance analysis, issues of transparency and access, the havoc resulting from inconsistent laws, and the restitution of […]

Responsible AI Use Panel Tuesday, March 31 12:50-2:00pm Room 132, Scan the QR code to RSVP!

BBLJ Responsible AI Use Panel

132 Law Building

Join the Berkeley Business Law Journal (BBLJ) for a panel discussion on responsible AI use, featuring leading professors and industry professionals. This program will explore the use of AI by […]

Flyer with the above description of the event. Event on 3/31/26 in Room 110 at 12:50-2:00pm. Hosted by WOCC+ and partnered with SALSA, LSAD, La Alianza, Queer Caucus, MENALSA, NALSA, and APALSA.

[WOCC] Public Interest Post-Grad Job Panel

110 Law Building

Wondering how to navigate the public interest job search as a person of color? Join WOCC+ and other affinity groups on March 31 at 12:50pm in Room 110 to hear from a panel of 3Ls about securing their post-grad positions! Panelist experience includes public defense, environmental defense, consumer protection, clerking, and civil rights impact litigation. […]

A flyer with pictures of Claudia Polsky, Elizabeth Cabraser, and Annie Wanless, with the event description: Last year, Berkeley Law faculty partnered with local firms and won an injunction restoring research grants across the U.C. system. Join PLA for a lunch event discussing the origins of this class action, the story of the litigation, and how the case can inform future collaboration.

Thakur v. Trump: A Panel Discussion

140 Law Building

Last year, Berkeley Law faculty partnered with local firms and won an injunction restoring research grants across the U.C. system. Join PLA for a lunch event discussing the origins of this class action, the story of the litigation, and how the case can inform future collaboration. RSVP for lunch.

1L Course Registration Workshop

105 Law Building

The Dean of Students will be hosting a workshop with information for 1Ls about planning for and enrolling in classes during fall semester. We will answer general questions about classes and requirements during that hour. Lunch will be provided. This event is for enrolled law students only. There will be no video recording permitted.

Clerkship Peer Mentoring

California Law Review Office 225 Bancroft Way, Berkeley

Are you curious about clerking for a judge but unsure where to start? Are you wondering about the different types of clerkships available, what the application timeline is, or how to prepare an application? Join us for an open Q&A with 3Ls who have gone through the clerkship application process! Feel free to drop in […]

Green and blue flyer with a black title that says \"Death Penalty Clinic Students-Only Info Session. Tuesday, March 31, 1-2 pm, Room 134. Come hear from current DPC students about advocating for those on death row. Lunch will be provided with RSVP. No faculty will be present and all questions are welcome.\" There is an RSVP QR code centered at the bottom of the page.

Death Penalty Clinic Students-Only Info Session

134 Law Building

Come hear from current DPC students about advocating for those on death row. Lunch will be provided with RSVP. No faculty will be present and all questions are welcome.

CLR Summer Notes Writing Scholarship Application Info Session

Virtual (Zoom)

California Law Review invites all Berkeley Law 2Ls and 3Ls with draft pieces to apply for the CLR Summer Notes Writing Scholarship! Get $500 and peer review on your draft note over the summer! Applications are due Friday, April 3 at 11:59 pm. Interested students are invited to an online information session on Tuesday, March […]

The image includes two (2) photographs - one of Professor Seth Davis, Professor of Law and Faculty Director of the Center for Indigenous Law and Justice. The other photograph is of John Plata, General Counsel for the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians. The title of the event is placed on the top of the flyer and it states "A Conversation with Professor Davis: Tribal Taxation and Water Rights." The event takes place on Tuesday, March 31, 2026 from 5:00-6:00pm in the Goldberg Room. Also noted on the flyer is the message that pizza will be served.

A Conversation with Professor Davis: Tribal Taxation and Water Rights

Goldberg Room (2nd floor of Law Building)

What does tribal sovereignty look like in practice — and how does a Tribe exercise its tax authority and protect its water rights.  Join Professor Seth Davis and John Plata, General Counsel for the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians, in a conversation about tribal taxation and water rights. Hear directly from John Plata, a […]

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