Judge Nelson blazed a trail for women in the legal profession, becoming one of the nation's first female law professors and law school deans and a distinguished jurist on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. Lisa Kloppenberg Acting President, Santa Clara University & Dean Emerita, Santa Clara Law In Conversation With: Dean […]

Join the Stanford Plaintiffs' Lawyer Association for the inaugural Plaintiffs' Week. Sign-up for a free lunch and the chance to speak with a practicing lawyer from a plaintiffs' firm about their practice areas, experiences working on the plaintiffs' side, and hiring. Due to the intimate nature of these conversations (~1 lawyer for five students), please […]

Lilah Hume Wolf, JD/MBA '16, will host an informative workshop on how to best prepare for criminal defense practice. Lilah started her career right after graduation with the San Francisco Public Defender's office. This event is only for graduating students or alumni exiting clerkships who will start Crim Defense jobs this Fall.

General body meeting & election of 2022-2023 board

Join the Stanford Plaintiffs' Lawyer Association for the inaugural Plaintiffs' Week. Sign-up for a free lunch and the chance to speak with a practicing lawyer from a plaintiffs' firm about their practice areas, experiences working on the plaintiffs' side, and hiring. Due to the intimate nature of these conversations (~1 lawyer for five students), please […]

We are excited to welcome David Hayes back to Stanford Law School for a lunchtime conversation with Stanford students and faculty on Tuesday, April 26, from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM (PST). David Hayes is Special Assistant to President Biden for Climate Policy, a Stanford Law School alum, and a former Senior Lecturer at the […]

Interested in pursuing a joint JD/MA in Education? Join Stanford's Youth and Education Advocates on Wednesday, April 27, 12:45-2pm, for lunch and an info session to learn about the application process, degree requirements, and students' experiences. RSVP here.

Please join Mike Winn and Shafaq Khan for part two of the Preparing for Summer workshop series for more information about how to make the most of your public interest/public service summer internship. We will chat about office dynamics, memo writing and answer any questions!

Join the Stanford Plaintiffs' Lawyer Association for the inaugural Plaintiffs' Week. Sign-up for a free lunch and the chance to speak with a practicing lawyer from a plaintiffs' firm about their practice areas, experiences working on the plaintiffs' side, and hiring. Due to the intimate nature of these conversations (~1 lawyer for five students), please […]

Please join the Criminal Law Society in a unique conversation between opposing players in the criminal justice system— district attorneys and public defenders. Our event will bring together four SLS alums currently serving in San Francisco as either prosecutors or defense attorneys: Rachel Marshall (SLS ‘10) and Trevor Kempner (SLS ‘15), both from the San […]

Come hear from SLS students who went to Palestine over spring break with PalTrek about their experiences there, including what they learned from activists they met with in the West Bank and what they observed while moving through the occupied territories. Students with all levels of familiarity with the occupation are welcome. This will also […]

Claudia Salomon is President of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) International Court of Arbitration, the first woman President of the ICC Court in its almost 100-year history. Claudia is also an independent arbitrator, specializing in international, investor-state and complex commercial disputes. She is widely recognized as one of the leading arbitration practitioners of her […]

Please join the Stanford Federalist Society for an event featuring Judge Britt Grant ’07. Catered lunch will be served. RSVP

You will learn techniques to organize and distill complex information for presentations for law and policy clients, colleagues, and decision makers. If you have ever wondered how on earth you will ever deliver sophisticated research findings succinctly and effectively, this is the workshop to help put those fears to rest. ABOUT THE SPEAKER: Marion Miller […]

Note: This event is open to SLS and GSB Students. 

Join the Stanford Plaintiffs' Lawyer Association for the inaugural Plaintiffs' Week. Sign-up for a free lunch and the chance to speak with a practicing lawyer from a plaintiffs' firm about their practice areas, experiences working on the plaintiffs' side, and hiring. Due to the intimate nature of these conversations (~1 lawyer for five students), please […]

We are excited to welcome Enid Muthoni Ndiga, Senior Vice President, Global Legal Program at the Center for Reproductive Rights to speak on: Global discourse on sexual reproductive health and rights: Trends, opportunities and imperatives. Enid leads and oversees the Center's four regional programs based in Africa, Asia, Latin America and Europe, as well as […]

The Stanford Center for Law and History will hold its fourth annual conference, “Legal Histories of Disease” as a hybrid event in-person at the Stanford Humanities Center and online via Zoom. The conference will explore how the law has historically responded to health crises and what contemporary insights can be drawn from this history. The […]

Play ball and eat some tacos. All staff, students, and faculty are welcome to take a break and enjoy our yearly softball game. Fans and players are welcome to join us on Wilbur field with food and cheering for the home team.

Shaking the Foundations is an annual conference that brings together law students, practitioners, activists, and academics from around the country to discuss innovative strategies and solutions to the most pressing social justice issues of our day. The conference seeks to build a community that is committed to using law for positive, progressive social change by […]