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  • 2026 Bales 1L Trial Competition

    Bales 1L Trial Competition: Final Round

    297 Goldberg Room 225 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, CA, United States

    Join us on Saturday, February 21 to watch the final round of the Bales Trial Competition! To celebrate the conclusion of the tournament, we will be holding a reception after the final round. 2026 Bales Case Problem Plaintiff: Kate Kuli and Ashley Bremner Defense: Katrina Starbird and Jackie Lee Final Round Schedule Final Round: 1:00pm – 4:00pm, Goldberg […]

  • Free Coffee and Tea flyer

    Free Coffee and Tea for Students

    Free Coffee and Tea for Students
    224 Law Building Law Building, Berkeley, CA

    Mondays just got a little better. Come enjoy a free cup of coffee or tea to start your week on the right foot! We'll be outside Room 224, right across from the Main Reading Room, on Monday from 7:30 am to 10:00 am. This event is made possible by the Alumni Engagement team and the […]

  • Students, Faculty, and Staff are Welcome! Mindful Mondays February 2, 9, 23, March 9, 16, 30, April 6, 13, 20 9:00-9:30 AM Morrison Foerster Room (Simon 298) Light Snacks Provided Sponsored by Berkeley Law SAASS

    Mindful Monday

    Mindful Monday
    Morrison Foerster Room, 298 Simon

    Join us in the Morrison Foerster Room (298 Simon) for a conversation on mindfulness. Mindful Monday is a space for anyone in the law school community who is interested and open-minded about the benefits mindfulness can bring. These can include an improved ability to cope with stress, faster and more complete recovery from stressful events, […]

  • Courts & Judicial Process Colloquium | The New Emergency Law

    134 Law Building

    The New Emergency Law Monday, February 23, 2026 | 10:00 - 11:50 a.m. (PT) | Room 134 Author: Elena Chachko, UC Berkeley Commentator: Hon. Leonard P. Stark, Fed. Cir. Abstract "The New Emergency Law" By Elena Chachko, UC Berkeley Courts have traditionally deferred to presidential actions based on statutory emergency delegations, and conventional wisdom maintains […]

  • Flyer with blue banner of ocean topography. Overlaid text reads, “Marine AI, Autonomy, and the Internet of Things in the Law of the Sea.” Includes headshot of Dr. James Kraska. Underneath headshot, text reads: “with James Kraska. Dr. James Kraska is the Charles H. Stockton Chair of International Maritime Law and Department Chair of the Stockton Center for International Law at the U.S. Naval War College and Visiting Professor of Law and John Harvey Gregory Lecturer on World Organization at Harvard Law School.” Text to the right of headshot reads, “Monday, February 23, 2026, 12:50 - 2:00 PM, Warren Room, UC Berkeley School of Law.” QR code included to register. Footer includes Law of the Sea Institute logo, “Harry and Jane Scheiber Lecture in Ocean Law and Policy,” a photo of Harry and Jane Scheiber, and text blurb: “The lecture series recognizes the influential scholarship of Harry N. Scheiber in ocean law history and policy and the Scheibers’ joint contributions to advancing the subject through the Law of the Sea Institute’s conferences and publications.” QR code links to: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe_MgSgD1G3oH0YXRm96HSp5wxzTYt8cW3X1tZe9Q91zXr3xw/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=110387007352640389637

    Marine AI, Autonomy, and the Internet of Things in the Law of the Sea

    Hybrid: Warren Room & Zoom

    Join the UC Berkeley Law of the Sea Institute for the Spring 2026 Harry & Jane Scheiber Lecture in Ocean Law and Policy by Dr. James Kraska, proposing a model for the distribution of jurisdiction of marine AI, autonomy, and the Internet of Things (IoT) in the oceans within the law of the sea. We […]

  • The image is a flyer with photos of two panelists: Brandon Greene, Director of Policy Advocacy for the Western Center on Law and Poverty, and Stephanie Campos-Bui, Assistant Clinical Professor of Law and co-director of the Policy Advocacy Clinic at Berkeley. The other text reads: Join the CAPS and DAB at Berkeley (DAB) on Monday, February 23 @ 12:50 pm to discuss how incarceration, administrative fees, and the bail system strip wealth from families and widen wealth inequality. Room 100. There is also a RSVP QR code

    Economic Exploitation in the Criminal Justice System

    100 Law Building

    Join the Consumer Advocacy & Protection Society (CAPS) and Defenders at Berkeley (DAB) on Monday, February 23 at 12:50 pm in Room 100 to discuss how incarceration, administrative fees, and the bail system strip wealth from families and widen wealth inequality. RSVP here! Lunch will be provided.

  • Freshfields Lunch Talk Flyer Spring 2026 (2)

    BCLB Business Law Practice Area Workshop: From Code to Contract – Tech Transactions with Freshfields

    Law Building, Room 132

    Join the Berkeley Center for Law and Business and Berkeley Business Law Journal for a business law practice area workshop regarding tech transactions with attorneys from Freshfields. The Business Law Practice Area Workshop Series is especially beneficial for 1Ls and is reserved for current law students, faculty and staff. Registration is highly recommended. Lunch provided […]

  • Ilya Shapiro Director of Constitutional Studies Manhattan Institute

    Talk with the Author: Lawless: The Miseducation of America’s Elites

    297 Goldberg Room 225 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, CA, United States

    Ilya Shapiro will be interviewed about his recent book, Lawless: The Miseducation of America’s Elites, and concerning trends in law schools across the country. Lunch will be served.

  • WORK LAW COLLOQUIUM PRESENTS: Gali Racabi Associate Member of the Law Faculty & Assistant Professor, School of Industrial & Labor Relations “In Lieu of the NLRA" Gali Racabi is an Assistant Professor teaching labor and employment law at the Cornell ILR school. Gali’s research focus on the legal foundations of workplace power. Current projects include writing on exclusions from work law; technological change and antidiscrimination law; platform work; and the burgeoning U.S. students’ worker movement. Gali published in the Tulane Law Review, Berkeley Journal of Employment and Labor Law, Industrial Labor Relations Review, Yale Journal of Law and Technology. Gali earned his doctorate at Harvard Law School, and an LL.B. and B.A. from Haifa University, Israel.

    Work Law Colloquium: Gali Racabi, “In Lieu of the NLRA”

    10 Law Building

    WORK LAW COLLOQUIUM PRESENTS:  Gali Racabi Associate Member of the Law Faculty & Assistant Professor, School of Industrial & Labor Relations “In Lieu of the NLRA" Gali Racabi is an Assistant Professor teaching labor and employment law at the Cornell ILR school. Gali’s research focus on the legal foundations of workplace power. Current projects include […]

  • The Buzz w/ BCLB Beyond Delaware: Should startups incorporate in Nevada?

    Virtual (Zoom)

    Recent reincorporations into Nevada have begun to attract attention within the venture capital ecosystem, raising questions long taken for granted: does Delaware still make sense for startups? For decades, Delaware incorporation was the default for venture-backed companies. This webinar brings together Silicon Valley and Delaware lawyers, along with advisors and investors who guide early-stage companies […]

  • Requesting Accommodations on MPRE & Bar Exam

    Virtual & 244 Law Building

    In this webinar, Chelsea Yuan, Director of Student Academic Advising and Support Services (SAASS), Accessible Education, will explain the general process for requesting accommodations on the MPRE and Bar Exam. You will also hear from recent alumni who successfully navigated the process. This program is intended for 2Ls, 3Ls, and LLMs. Room 244 has been […]

  • SALSA General Body Meeting

    134 Law Building

    Come join us for SALSA's Spring General Body Meeting on Tuesday, February 24th, at 1:00pm in Room 134! We'll introduce our board, share our mission, and talk about the exciting events and initiatives we have planned for this semester. This is also a great chance to learn how to get involved, meet other members of […]

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