Spotlights

Six alums who work across the south for the Southern Poverty Law Center reunited during a recent two-day negotiations training in Montgomery, Ala. Sara Rich ’11 and Naomi Tsu ’05 […]

Former Berkeley Law Prof. David Caron ’83 has been named to the Iran-U.S. Claims Tribunal in The Hague. Caron will serve as one of three U.S. judges on the nine-member […]

UC Berkeley and UCLA law schools have released a new report calling on California to increase its biofuel production. The project is one in a series by lead author Ethan […]

The Samuelson clinic has just released a guide for writers explaining the nuances of open access. The guide, written by co-authors Lexi Rubow ’15, Rachael Shen ’16, and Brianna Schofield […]

The American Musicological Society has awarded Carla Shapreau and co-authors the prestigious 2015 Claude V. Palisca Award for their work on the Ferrell-Vogüé Machaut Manuscript. Shapreau’s section pertains to the […]

Congratulations to Madisson Goorman ’18 and teammate Lucy Hakobyan of the Haas Business School on winning the Board of Advocates 2015 Halloum Competition. The annual event combines teams of law […]

The American Law Institute (ALI) has elected Christopher Hoofnagle and Peter Menell as two of its newest members. A highly selective process, members are nominated by peers, assessed internally, and […]

Chief Judge Robert Katzmann of the U.S. 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals will talk about his book, Judging Statutes, on Nov. 3 with Professor Andrew Bradt. Judge Katzmann, who has […]

Berkeley Law will celebrate the 25th anniversary of alumna Nancy Lemon’s Domestic Violence Practicum on Oct. 27 in the Warren Room. Lemon ’80, a John and Elizabeth Boalt Lecturer, has […]

Berkeley Law will hold a Festschrift Oct. 17 to honor Professor Emeritus Mel Eisenberg, one of his generation’s leading contract theorists. Eisenberg joined the faculty in 1966 and won multiple […]