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  • Blue Flyer for higher education seminar: Berkeley Center on Comparative Equality and Anti-Discrimination Law Disability Rights Working Group, The Maastricht Centre for Human Rights, and The University of Queensland Law School and UQ Disability Collaboratory invite you to join us for Making Universities More Inclusive for Staff with Disabilities.; This two-day seminar will discuss best practices for the inclusion of staff with disabilities in the university environment. This seminar will draw on the expertise of Professors Paul Harpur and Lisa Waddington, as well as other experts who will present their research and lived experience of working in academia with a disability. The seminar involves experts from Europe, Oceania, North and South America, Asia and Africa and will feature panel discussions to disseminate and share knowledge on best practices. We welcome participants from all over the world to discuss their experiences, studies, and expertise in making universities a more inclusive place for those who work there.Day 1: hosted by Professor Paul Harpur of the University of Queensland: October 29, 2025 at 10:00 AM AEST, Day 2: hosted by Professor Lisa Waddington of Maastricht University: October 30, 2025 at 10:00 AM CET (UTC+1); For any accommodation / adjustment requests, please contact Brittany Postle (postleb@berkeley.edu) at least 10 days prior to the event.Thank you, and we look forward to your participation and ideas for building a more inclusive future at our educational institutions.

    Making Universities More Inclusive for Staff with Disabilities

    Virtual (Zoom)

    This two-day seminar will discuss best practices for the inclusion of staff with disabilities in the university environment. This seminar will draw on the expertise of Professors Paul Harpur and Lisa Waddington, as well as other experts who will present their research and lived experience of working in academia with a disability. The seminar involves […]

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  • BCLB Fall Forum Pre-Event Series: When Government Becomes a Shareholder

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    Virtual Event

    Intel's government bailout represents a shift from traditional bankruptcy-private equity rescue models to direct state intervention. This session examines the implications of government equity participation, analyzing governance structures, strategic decision-making […]

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    Rethinking Responsibility for Online Harm Accumulation

    Virtual (Zoom)

    Join us for a virtual roundtable discussion with global experts to discuss the distinct harms caused by the aggregation of online speech. While individual posts may not violate platform rules, their accumulation can lead to significant human rights issues. This event will explore frameworks for online platforms to address these cumulative harms while protecting free […]

  • BCLB Fall Forum Pre-Event Series: Innovative Exit Strategies in Private Equity in 2026

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    Private equity faces unprecedented challenges with stagnant deal flow, limited liquidity, and intensifying competition. This webinar examines creative exit mechanisms beyond traditional IPOs and strategic sales, including continuation funds, secondary transactions, and dividend recapitalizations. We'll analyze market dynamics, timing strategies, and potential pitfalls. Critical insights for PE professionals, portfolio company executives, and institutional investors navigating […]

  • BCLB Fall Forum Pre-Event Series: The Retail Investor Priorities in 2026

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    Virtual Event

    Facing potential tariffs, persistent inflation, and economic uncertainty, retail investors need strategic guidance for 2026. This session explores how companies are tracking retail investor priorities during recessionary periods and how […]

  • Writing Mechanics Workshop for English Language Learners

    Virtual (Zoom)

    In this writing mechanics workshop, we will cover common grammatical and syntax errors made by English language learners. If you are not a native English speaker and you feel that you could improve your technical writing skills, then this workshop is for you. This event is for LL.M. students. Attend remotely by Zoom: https://berkeley.zoom.us/j/91218483831?pwd=0tbWQaYYTkSZZMsMFG7xPNd9dbuulz.1

  • Westlaw Introduction for First-Summer LL.M. Executive Track Students

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    Designed for Executive Track students in their first summer of the Two-Summer program, this webinar will introduce legal research using Westlaw. (Remote Plus Summer students do not need to attend). Zoom link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/4898710299?omn=86489831060

  • Lexis Introduction for First-Summer LL.M. Executive Track Students

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    Designed for Executive Track students in their first summer of the Two-Summer program, this webinar will introduce legal research using the Lexis platform. (Remote Plus Summer students do not need to attend). Zoom link: https://relx.zoom.us/j/94548639866

  • Self-Assessment Workshop for Executive Track LL.M.s

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    Periods of transition (like pursuing a graduate degree) are a great time to take a step back and consider whether you are heading in a direction that is right for you. Join LL.M. Advisors for a virtual workshop where we will be talking about how to use self-assessment in career planning. So whether you are: […]

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