Join us for this panel featuring three lawyers who made moves between private practice and public service. They will discuss their career paths and recommendations for those thinking of making a similar transition.

Featuring:

• Jef Pearlman, JD '07, Clinical Supervising Attorney in SLS's Intellectual Property and Innovation Clinic. Previously, he was as an associate in Covington & Burling's Intellectual Property Litigation practice group and a Staff Attorney and Equal Justice Works Fellow at Public Knowledge.
• Lisa Ehrlich, JD '09, Deputy Attorney General, Civil Rights Enforcement Section at California Department of Justice. Previously, she was an associate with Keker & Van Nest.
• Titi Liu, Director of International Public Interest Initiatives, Levin Center for Public Service and Public Interest Law, Stanford Law School. Previously, she was Executive Director of Asian Americans Advancing Justice – Asian Law Caucus, the Garvey Schubert Barer visiting professor in Asian Law at the University of Washington, the law and rights program officer for the Ford Foundation in Beijing, China, and a State Department and USAID consultant in China. After graduating from Harvard Law, Titi began her career as an associate at a corporate firm in Hong Kong.

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