HLS Clinical and Pro Bono Programs
Providing clinical and pro bono opportunities to Harvard Law School students
By Olivia Klein Keeping Tabs is a Q&A series that follows alumni on their careers after graduation, the lasting impacts of their clinical and pro bono experiences at HLS, and their experiences …
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By Clea Simon Via Harvard Law Today State attorneys general occupy a unique place in American jurisprudence. All 13 of the original American colonies had an attorney general, as do all 50 states …
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By Olivia Klein For Harley Moyer, JD ‘23, the winter term created an opportunity to spread awareness in the consumer protection field about the impact fraudulent practices have on historically …
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Via WBUR With Meghna Chakrabarti A coalition of state attorneys general launch antitrust probes into Facebook and Google. They tell us why. Guests Phil Weiser, attorney general from …
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By: Sharon Kelleher, J.D. '19 One of my most meaningful experiences at Harvard Law School was serving as a clinical student with the Consumer Protection Division (CPD) of the Massachusetts …
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Via The Washington Post By: Todd C. Frankel , Taylor Telford and Danielle Paquette Three weeks of no pay and lots of uncertainty has changed how aerospace engineer Robert Sprayberry thinks about …
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