Alma Asay, Founder & CEO of Allegory Law (allegorylaw.com), will discuss how her experiences working as a litigator at GIbson Dunn led her to develop Allegory, an innovative SaaS solution for litigators. Allegory acts like a smart phone for case management, leveraging single inputs of information and documents to be available through every applicable workflow. […]

SLLSA is pleased to announce that civil rights icon Dolores Huerta will be featured as the keynote speaker for our Cinco Week. An associate of Cesar Chavez, a contemporary of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., an awardee with Mother Teresa, the legendary Dolores Huerta is revered as one of recent history's most iconic civil rights […]

A Secretary’s Point of View When you walk through the front doors of that law firm for the first time, both as a summer associate and then later as a full-time associate, you may wonder in the back of your mind how you will navigate all of the demands on your time, the different priority […]

Please join O'Melveny & Myers LLP, SLLSA, APILSA, NALSA, and OUTLAW for a panel discussion on career development through diversity and pro bono. Lunch will be served (Cindo de Mayo style!) Please RSVP to davidramirez@stanford.edu Related Media

Please join Outlaw and the wider Stanford community for this Trans* Awareness Week event that will explore the legal issues that arise for trans* youth in high schools. Plaintiffs from both the United States and Canada will share their experiences, as will local lawyers who represent youth facing these issues. Related Media

Willy Quinn, CEO of Bullet Biotechnology Prior to founding Bullet Bio, Willie was one of the first employees at Jazz Pharmaceuticals, where he worked for more than 8 years. As head of Corporate Development, his role included strategy development and execution, helping Jazz transform from a raw startup to a profitable, public specialty pharma company. […]

A conversation with Emily Evitt, '08 Don't miss the first Fashion, Art, and Design Society event! Emily Evitt, '08 will join us to discuss her career in fashion and entertainment law and to share her insight on how students can find a career that combines their interest in law and the arts. Lunch will be […]

A Conversation with Barbara Fried Barbara Fried, William W. and Gertrude H. Saunders Professor of Law, leads a discussion based on her recent article in the Boston Review on the philosophical foundations of criminal punishment. Certain assumptions about what makes individuals blameworthy underlie current debates about crime rates, recidivism, and prison overpopulation. But serious reflection […]

Sponsored by the Criminal Law Society Lunch provided. Set in the midst of the 2000 presidential election, American Violet tells the story of a young mother named Dee Roberts (Nicole Beharie), a 24 year-old African-American single mother of four living in the town of Melody (based on Hearne, Texas, where the real incident took place). […]

Please join Outlaw for a discussion on the Ninth Circuit's recent decision extending Batson protection to gay individuals and applying heightened scrutiny on the basis of sexual orientation. Brian Hennigan and Alex Wiles, the two partners at Irell & Manella who argued before the circuit court, will be on campus to discuss the litigation and […]

Gayle McLaughlin is a member of the Green Party and mayor of Richmond, CA since 2006. A social activist and founder of the Richmond Progressive Alliance, Mayor McLaughlin has sought to unify local progressives in city politics. McLaughlin is a strong proponent of a plan being pioneered by the city of Richmond to use eminent […]

Presentation by Zoe Hunton of Hunton Law: Legal Counsel for Social Enterprises and Nonprofits Lunch provided to attendees Zoe Hunton is a current practioner working in Social Enterprise law; she will discuss the following: 1) a practicing lawyer's perspective on current legal issues facing early stage social enterprises, including legal structure options and ability to […]

Jesus' Legal Theory: A Rabbinical Interpretation Join Jewish Law Student Association and Christian Legal Fellowship for a lunchtime discussion with Professor Chaim Saiman, author of Jesus' Legal Theory: A Rabbinical Interpretation Related Media

A Conversation with Senator Mike Johnston of Colorado Come hear Senator Mike Johnston of Colorado speak about his experiences as a state legislator and what has inspired him to advocate for education reform at the state level. Since assuming office as a Colorado State Senator in 2009, Mike Johnston has worked tirelessly to transform Colorado's […]

It's estimated that 1.2 billion people worldwide have no access to electricity, and another billion have only unreliable access. Meanwhile, nearly 3 billion people in the developing world cook food and heat their homes with traditional cookstoves or open fires. Deploying clean and efficient modern technologies to replace the technologies and fuels used by these […]

Tamara Fraizer and Chrissy Brown-Marshall from Fish & Richardson's Silicon Valley office will present "10 Things You Should Know as an Associate That They Don't Teach You in Law School. Lunch will be provided. Related Media RSVP