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rosecutors and Criminal Justice Reform: A Conversation with Kim Foxx and Ismail Ramsey Join us for an engaging discussion exploring how prosecutors at both state and federal levels play a critical role in criminal justice reform and public safety. Monday, April 13, 2025 12:50 PM – 2:00 PM Goldberg Room (Room 297), Berkeley Law Lunch will be provided

Prosecutors in Residence: Kim Foxx & Ismail Ramsey

297 Goldberg Room 225 Bancroft Way, Berkeley

Join us for an engaging discussion exploring how prosecutors at both state and federal levels play a critical role in criminal justice reform and public safety. Monday, April 13, 2025 […]

Order on the Court Information Session

Booth Auditorium

The 2026 edition of "Order on the Court" is quickly approaching! This upcoming Monday (4/13) from 12:50-2:00pm we’ll be hosting an information session in Booth Auditorium to meet with volunteers […]

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Lunch & Learn with Senior Corporate Counsel @ Visa

140 Law Building

Sergio VeLarde will share insights from his career and discuss the evolving role of legal teams at the intersection of technology, payments, and AI. This session will explore practical considerations […]

WORK LAW COLLOQUIUM PRESENTS:  Veena Dubal  Machinery of Dispossession Professor Veena Dubal’s research focuses broadly on law, technology, and precarious workers, with her work encompassing a range of topics. It includes the impact of digital technologies and emerging legal frameworks on workers' lives, the interplay between law, work, and identity, and the role of law and lawyers in solidarity movements. Professor Dubal has written numerous articles and her research has been cited internationally in legal decisions. Her research and commentary are regularly featured including The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, NPR, and the like. TechCrunch has called Prof. Dubal an “unlikely star in the tech world,” and her expertise is frequently sought by regulatory bodies, workers, and unions worldwide. She is completing a book manuscript that presents a theoretical reappraisal of how low-income immigrant and racial minority workers experience and respond to shifting technologies and regulatory regimes. The manuscript draws upon a decade of interdisciplinary ethnographic research on taxi and ride-hail regulations and worker organizing and advocacy in San Francisco.

Work Law Colloquium: Veena Dubal, Machinery of Dispossession

10 Law Building

WORK LAW COLLOQUIUM PRESENTS:  Veena Dubal  Machinery of Dispossession Professor Veena Dubal’s research focuses broadly on law, technology, and precarious workers, with her work encompassing a range of topics. It […]

Interested in the Law and Technology Writing Workshop (LTWW)? Want to fulfill your writing requirement and publish a Note on an IP, privacy, or tech law topic? Come join Professor Tejas N Narechania and Professor Vincent Joralemon (the instructors for the Fall 2026 LTWW class) and LTWW alumni to learn more!

Law & Technology Writing Workshop Info Session & Happy Hour

Free House 2700 Bancroft Way, Berkeley

Interested in the Law and Technology Writing Workshop (LTWW)? Want to fulfill your writing requirement and publish a Note on an IP, privacy, or tech law topic? Come join Professor […]

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