Difference Makers: Human Rights Center Student Fellows Help Protect Vulnerable Communities Worldwide
Three Berkeley Law students describe their work advocating for political prisoners, Indigenous territorial rights, and communities affected by environmental harms ...
After major success in the cage, Denarola has found a new battleground — antitrust law — to pursue holding companies ...
In this episode, host Gwyneth Shaw talks with Berkeley Law Professor Gadinis, whose new book chronicles how companies are writing the rules for AI, platform safety, and carbon accounting long before ...
« Make Art for Domestic Violence Awareness Month with BRAVE Plaintiffs’ Law Student-Practitioner Mixer at Gibbs Mura » ...
GenAI in Law School Clinics brings together clinical law faculty and staff for a day of critical, practical conversation about how generative AI intersects with clinical legal education. The goal of ...
The 365 J.D. students boast a median GPA of 3.93 and a median LSAT score of 171, hailing from 35 states and 11 countries. The Class of 2029 takes the Oath of Professionalism from U.S. District Judge ...
Berkeley Law’s strong run of faculty hiring under Dean Erwin Chemerinsky continues, with two new members — Professor Daniel Harawa and Assistant Professor Aaron Hall — joining the school this academic ...
Our annual Summer Work Series features Berkeley Law students reflecting on their current job. These first-person accounts detail career-advancing work and skill building in many legal areas, often ...
Now pursuing a career in public defense, Jones says volunteering at San Quentin underscored the need “to see clients as more than the facts that brought them into the legal system.” For rising 3L Adam ...
New AI and the Practice of Law Course Offers Students More Than 100 Hours of Hands-On Training Taught by Berkeley Center for Law & Technology Executive Director Wayne Stacy — a former Big Law ...
The school’s newest graduates are clerking for the supreme courts of five states this fall — Alaska, California, Hawaiʻi, New Jersey, and Nevada — as well as intermediate courts of appeal in Alaska ...
Citing an “unprecedented moment” for democracy and the rule of law, Chemerinsky will add two years to his tenure to encourage the school to “think big,” deepen its public mission, and strengthen its ...
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