Watch 3L Berkeley Law Students Argue Before the Ninth Circuit
OnlineOn April 3, 2025, Lorena Ortega-Guerrero and Ayeza Bajwa will argue Melendez-Landaverde, et al. v. Bondi. You can watch simulcasts of these arguments at the Ninth Circuit’s website. Here is the link for the live video stream. The oral argument session starts at 9:00 am. Our case is currently first on the calendar. Recordings of […]
EBCLC Coffee Chat
130 Law BuildingJoin EBCLC, WOCC+, LSAD, and more for a casual informational chat with EBCLC practitioners! Learn about all things EBCLC and their clinic offerings for the fall.
JSP Gateway Conference
Philip Selznick Seminar Room 2240 Piedmont Ave, Berkeley, CA, United StatesThe annual Gateway Conference is sponsored by the Department of Jurisprudence and Social Policy, and introduces our early-year students and their work to the department and the law school at large. It also provides a supportive environment to serve as an introduction to the academic conference format.Remote attendance via Zoom is available at the following […]
[CDO] 1L Launch: Intro to the 2L PIPS Summer Job Search
100 Law BuildingThe CDO’s attorney-counselors will overview how 2L summer hiring works for the Public Interest/ Public Sector, including non-profits, government agencies, public defender offices, and public interest firms. We will also discuss the interaction between your 2L summer job choices and your long-term public interest career goals. Questions? Contact PIPS Counselor Ja'Nai Aubry at janaiaubry@berkeley.edu. Food will be […]
Q&A Lunch Talk: Youth, Protest and Power – Emerging Global Narratives in Human Rights Advocacy, with Irũngũ Houghton, Amnesty Kenya
Goldberg Room, 297 Law BuildingYouth led mass protests are significantly challenging state legitimacy in Bangladesh, Nigeria, and Kenya. Driven by deep economic distress, hopelessness and impunity, these nations lurch between constitutionalism, authoritarianism and anarchy with consequences for billions of people. What new human rights narratives and forms of organizing are emerging from these Gen Z social movements, human rights […]
Combating Poverty and Economic Injustice with Jess Bartholow, CA SEIU Director of Government Relations
130 Law BuildingJoin the Consumer Advocacy and Protection Society for a discussion on the intersection of law, policy, and politics in the fight against poverty featuring Jess Bartholow, SEIU California’s Director of Government Relations. With a career dedicated to advancing economic justice, Jess offers key insight into the intersection of litigation, legislative reform, and political calculations in the […]
Identity & Lawyering: A Candid Conversation
134 Law BuildingJoin us on Thursday, April 3rd from 12:50-2pm in Room 134 for a candid conversation about identity and lawyering (especially in the public interest field) with Fawn Rajbhandari-Korr and Lori […]
ASP: Exam Workshop
140 Law BuildingDo you have questions about law school exams or taking exams at home? Want to brush up on your exam skills or develop a game plan for finals? We'll provide […]
[LL.M.] Planning for Your Post-Grad Job Search
110 Law BuildingIs your job search ongoing? Not sure what to do more of, what to do less of, what to start, and what to stop (especially as we approach finals and […]
The Trump Administration & Work Law
105 Law BuildingPlease join Professors Fisk, Reddy and Aneja for a discussion moderated by Center for Law and Work Executive Director Christina Chung on the Trump administration and work law.
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