At this event, a panel of plaintiff-side lawyers will discuss the important role of (and exciting opportunities for young lawyers in) affirmative litigation in fighting for economic and social justice. Lunch will be served.

1L Private Sector Spotlight Lunch Tech Transactions - Tracy Rubin and Rosalind Schonwald, Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati

The Gould Center for Conflict Resolution at Stanford Law School, the Center for Latin America Studies at Stanford University and the Legal Research Institute at Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico (UNAM) cordially invite you to a one day international symposium: "Parental Child Abduction and Mediation in a Globalized World: What is Happening Between the United States and Mexico?" with […]

Come join BLSA and SLR to learn how to best attack the SLR Candidate Exercise!

More than at any point in recent history, international arbitration is amidst a time of flux.  Hugh Carlson and Ben Jones from Three Crowns, a leading international arbitration firm, will present on these recent developments and what they mean for future practitioners in the field.   Hugh and Ben will begin with an overview of the […]

Join WSL for our second professional development series event. Allison Kluger, professor at the business school and lecturer for both “Project You: Building and Extending Your Personal Brand,” a course […]

In the United States, China, and nations around the world, regulators are grappling with the regulation of blockchain technology, the funding of blockchain projects through ICOs and other funding mechanisms, and cryptocurrencies. Please join us in welcoming our panelists Ms. Alexandra Scheibe, Mr. Lee Schneider, Mr. David Taub, and Ms. Lilya Tessler, all partners in […]

4:00pm - 5:30pm - Discussion 5:30pm - 6:00pm - Reception Stanford Law School, room 290 Register Now Since the dawn of the republic, political parties have used gerrymandering as a tool to influence elections.  But is such a practice actually prohibited by the Constitution?  And if it is, does the judiciary possess the tools to […]

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Join WSL and WOCC for a workshop on how to best tackle the SLR CE!

Please join consultants from McKinsey for an informal lunchtime presentation where they can answer your questions about their work and how to join. Bring your appetites and questions about McKinsey!

Decision-making based on machine learning algorithms is becoming ever more prevalent in society, in such varied domains as consumer finance, housing, employment, health care, sentencing, and policing, among others. Such decisions can result in unintentional discrimination, due to the necessarily subjective decisions that people in system design. These decisions—including defining the goals of the problem, […]

Come learn about the services available for victims of crime, particularly victims of gendered violence crimes like domestic violence and sexual assault, what special barriers they face, and what the criminal justice system tries to do to make them whole.

RSVP is required for this free event.  Content moderation is such a complex and laborious undertaking that, all things considered, it's amazing that it works at all, and as well as it does. Moderation is resource intensive and relentless; it requires making difficult and often untenable distinctions; it is wholly unclear what the standards should be, […]

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general body meeting for BLSA

Please join the Federalist Society for a lunch talk by Judge Andrew Hanen. Details will be forthcoming.

This program is for Advanced Degree students who are interested in learning more about PayPal’s Legal Fellowship Program for LLMs.  Two recent SLS LLM grads will be campus to talk about the program and answer questions.

Please join the Federalist Society for a lunch talk by Andrew Bradt. Details will be forthcoming.