The Berkeley Technology Law Journal, the field’s No. 1 law school journal according to Google Scholar and an aggregated meta-ranking of multiple lists, confronts wide-ranging topics at the intersection of […]
New Issue From Student-Led Berkeley Technology Law Journal
New Reports Examine Local Farmworkers’ Well-Being and Economic Security During Wildfires
Researchers from our Human Rights Center (HRC) and UC Berkeley’s School of Public Health issued two reports about the effects of wildfires on local agricultural workers. Surveying over 1,000 farmworkers, […]
Growing Impact: Our Native American Law Students Association Chapter
UC Berkeley Law’s Native American Law Students Association (NALSA) chapter is an academic, professional, and social resource that supports Native law students, addresses issues relating to federal Indian law and […]
Fellowship Fuels Interdisciplinary Work of Three Doctoral Students
Three students in our Jurisprudence and Social Policy Program are Berkeley Empirical Legal Studies Graduate Fellows this school year. Nandina Babic (pictured) is examining community oversight of police surveillance, Michael […]
Clinical Program’s Annual Report Highlights Broad Reach and Impact
Our Clinical Program’s 2024-25 Annual Report showcases the stories, voices, and impact fueled by over 200 students who took part in 15 UC Berkeley Law clinics last school year, seven […]
UC Berkeley Law Honored With A+ Grade for Human Rights Law
UC Berkeley Law was one of 12 law schools nationwide to receive an A+ grade from the National Jurist on its Human Rights Law Honor Roll. The school’s plentiful offerings […]
Remembering Professor Robert Cooter, a Law and Economics Titan
Professor Robert Cooter, a pioneer in the field of law and economics and a mainstay of UC Berkeley Law’s faculty for over 40 years, passed away on Sept. 8. The […]
New Student-Led Project: Freedom of Information Advocates
Freedom of Information Advocates (FOIA) is a new offering among UC Berkeley Law’s 41 Student-Initiated Legal Services Projects. The group will help students gain practical skills and knowledge related to […]
Four Students Cap Summer Work as National Public Interest Fellows
Four UC Berkeley Law 3Ls who received coveted Justice John Paul Stevens Fellowships recently finished their funded summer work in otherwise unpaid public interest law internships, providing essential services and […]
UC Berkeley Law Leader Recognized Among World’s Top IP Strategists
Wayne Stacy, executive director of the Berkeley Center for Law & Technology and a leading expert on patent law and intellectual property (IP) litigation for over two decades, has been […]