The speaker will be Rob Dunn from Gibson Dunn.

Join OutLaw and SLLSA for a panel conversation about the current legal landscape of immigrant rights. RSVP: https://forms.gle/u3Jhbe7aQi87GceSA

Stanford Law School’s Levin Center for Public Service and Public Interest Law annually honors two outstanding public interest attorneys at our Fall Public Service Awards dinner. For more information about the event click here. This is a private event for Stanford Law School faculty, students, staff, and alumni, as well as specially invited guests.  

This event is free and open to the public. Lunch will be provided. Attending remotely? Register below to receive access info (sent prior to event). THIS EVENT HAS PASSED The law and the legal profession are undergoing rapid change due to – among other forces – expanding use of information technology in the delivery of […]

The Office of Student Affairs hosts a lunch meeting with all the new Advance Degree Student sections

Join a Winter 2020 global course with a one-week field study trip and examine critical issues with real-world context. In this information session, Professor Erik Jensen and Dr. Dinsha Mistree will be discussing their field study trip to India on issues around global poverty, corruption, and the law. This is an opportunity to gain a […]

The speaker will be Keith Flaum from Hogan Lovells.

Simon Tam, founder of the Asian-American band The Slants, recently won a Supreme Court case in which the Court ruled unanimously that offensive speech can be trademarked. Please join us for lunch and a discussion about free speech, reclaiming slurs, and the Supreme Court. Please RSVP here. Presented by the Stanford Intellectual Property Association (SIPA) and […]

Join SLS for Gender Violence Prevention, in coordination with Women of Stanford Law (WSL) and the Criminal Justice Society (CJS), as Professors Van Schaak, Weisberg, and Sklansky break down the Jeffrey Epstein case for us from both a prosecutorial and a human trafficking perspective.

How progressive are self-described progressive prosecutors? Come to this event to collaborate with other students to develop an understanding and critique of prosecution, including "progressive" prosecution. Additional details forthcoming.

Room 280B | 1:00-2:00pm This is a brown bag lunch. Remember to eat prior to the event or bring it with you. Register This is the 4th of a 4 part series of panels providing 1L students with an overview of domestic public interest practice.  Attorneys from private public interest firms will discuss their careers […]

@ SLS: Room 285, Crown Quadrangle 559 Nathan Abbott Way

All students are welcome to join us for a time of discussion, study, and fellowship. Food and coffee will be served.

Register Students who worked in Criminal Prosecution this past summer are invited to a ‘debrief’ session with Professor David Sklansky. This is an opportunity to raise issues, share lessons learned, and celebrate the work you were able to do. Lunch will be provided.

Mr. Harris will discuss the policy and consequences of Executive Order 13771, of the “two-for-one” rule, a central pillar of OIRA’s efforts to rein in the administrative state.

Register We are extraordinarily lucky to have int'l law faculty members who are leading scholars in their respective fields but also have deep experience with and perspectives on legal practice. And they are extremely nice and approachable in addition! Come get to know them and hear their perspectives on your 1L summer job and career […]

Join the American Constitution Society at SLS, the Election Law Project, and Stanford in Government for a special screening of Rigged, a new documentary on voter suppression. The film’s producers will provide opening remarks, followed by a panel Q&A discussion with the producers, ACLU Board Member Magan Ray, Director of African and African American Studies […]

4:00 - 5:30PM | RM 320F RSVP "A Life in Law and Politics," a Career Chat with Matt Platkin, JD '14, Chief Counsel to New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy Please join us for a conversation about careers and how to translate the skills and knowledge of a JD into policy work and into working in […]

Stop by to learn more about Stanford Women on Boards (SWB), which is a cross-degree group that works to achieve greater representation of Stanford alumnae on private and public boards. Breakfast will be served and you will have the opportunity to hear from women currently serving on boards and from Justine Young Gottshall, JD ’94, Board […]

Join Provost Persis Drell and the Stanford Law School alumni community in welcoming Jenny S. Martinez, the new Richard E. Lang Professor of Law and Dean. Guests are welcome to attend this special celebration honoring Dean Martinez. Kindly register by Thursday, October 17.

Orientation and training for new members of the Environmental Law Journal.

Please join fellow Stanford Law School alumni and current Women of Color Collective (WoCC) students during SLS Alumni Weekend. WoCC aims to create space where students identifying as women of color can build community and process how their identity impacts their experience in law school and in the legal profession. This will be a casual […]