Class covers several foundational business and entrepreneurship concepts, taught by Stanford Law School and Business School students to participants in Project ReMADE. Part #4 in a series of 6 classes. Related Media Project ReMADE

Winter quarter ends. Related Media

Contemporary Challenges in National Security Law John Bellinger, the former Legal Adviser to the U.S. Department of State (2005-2009) and, before that, Legal Adviser to the National Security Council (2001 - 2005), will discuss current challenges for the U.S. government in international and national security law, including drones and targeted killings, closing Guantanamo, revision of […]

If you are on an F-1 visa and will be applying for OPT please join us on Monday, March 10 from 12:45 – 2:00 p.m. Rolando Villalobos from Bechtel will be at the law school to discuss the deadlines and paperwork necessary for applying for OPT. Please note that there will be several OPT sessions […]

Structuring International Deals to Maximize Investment Treaty Protection: a Discussion of International Transactions and Investor-State Arbitration Presented by Marc Suskin, Partner, Chadbourne & Parke LLP and Sandra Friedrich, PhD Candidate in International Investment Law, Cologne University Monday, March 11, 2014, 2 to 4 pm Investors are increasingly aware of the investment protections offered by bilateral […]

Pursuing a Career in International Law John Bellinger is the former Legal Adviser to the U.S. Department of State (2005-2009) and, before that, Legal Adviser to the National Security Council (2001 - 2005). Today, he is a partner in the national security and public international law practices of the Arnold & Porter law firm, was […]

5:30 pm: Reception 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm: Conversation About the Event: Many Silicon Valley companies are marked by the presence of dual and triple class structures, resulting in a concentration of voting power in founders even after the IPO. They face potential conflicts of interest between and among classes of preferred and common stock, […]

A presentation by Robert Mnookin, Samuel Williston Professor of Law; Director, Harvard Negotiation Research Project, Harvard University This event is co-sponsored by the Stanford Center on International Conflict and Negotiation and teh Center for International Security and Cooperation LOCATION: CISAC Central Conference Room, 2nd floor, Encina Hall Related Media

Lunch will be provided This event is limited to Stanford students About the event: The Rock Center for Corporate Governance, the SLS Entrepreneurship Club, the Stanford Law & Business Association and the JD/MBA Association host a lunch discussion for students with Vice Chancellor J. Travis Laster, Delaware Court of Chancery, and Richard Gallagher, a securities […]

Come join Levin Center staff & your fellow students for a study break in the PICC. We will have lots of snacks and look forward to seeing you! The PICC (Public Interest Community Center) is located in the basement of the Crown building. Students can reach the PICC by walking through the basement level of […]

Read-through of the script with the full cast of the SLS musical Related Media

APILSA alumni will be returning to SLS to share their experience and perspective on being Asian-American in the legal profession. Related Media

Faculty Workshop with Professor Caleb Nelson, University of Virginia School of Law. Related Media

Weekly SLA Meeting. Related Media

Lunch Time Discussion with Honorable Rodney Slater on the Opportunities, Challenges and Best Pathways for Successful Transportation Innovation and Policymaking RSVP required for this free event. Bryant Walker Smith, CIS Resident Fellow, will be moderating this session. Honorable Rodney Slater, former US Secretary of Transportation during the Clinton Administration (in office 1997 - 2001), will […]

A reception in honor of the law school staff. Each year we designate one week for thanking staff embers for all that they do for us. This reception is a place for staff and students to come together over cake, a toast, and sweets! Related Media

Learn to think on your feet, say "yes and," explore creativity, and rediscover the joy of just playing. Jennifer Chou (BA '00, MA '01, JD '05) has been performing and teaching improv for over 15 years. She is teaching two (different) improv workshops just for Stanford alums who want to give it a try. If […]