by Christine Perkinsvia Harvard Law Today Paul C. Weiler LL.M. ’65, the Henry J. Friendly Professor of Law Emeritus at Harvard Law School, renowned as North America’s foremost labor …
From the 49ers, to the Dolphins, to the Big 12 Conference
by Chase Brownford J.D.'20 As a prospective student, one of the biggest draws of HLS was its robust clinical program. My experience as a student in the Sports Law Clinic has undoubtedly proven to …
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The Sports Law Clinic at Harvard Law School
By Kendall Howell J.D. '19 Among the many reasons why I chose to attend HLS, what excited me most was the opportunity to participate in the Sports Law Clinic. I never knew (and am still figuring it …
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Three Clinical Students Receive Weiler Awards
Three Harvard Law School students participating in the Sports Law Clinic were honored with Weiler Awards at the 2019 Harvard Sports Law Symposium. The annual event gathers academics, practitioners, …
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Working on real-world issues through the Sports Law Clinic
By Matthew Rosenthal, J.D. '19 Growing up in New England, sports fandom has been a constant throughout my life. And as my interest in the law grew, I gravitated toward areas of the law that tend to …
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Sports Law Clinic: an opportunity to work for teams and connect with alumni
By Jimmy McEntee, J.D. '18 Thirty-four. That’s how many Harvard Law students participated in the Sports Law Clinic this year. Students worked in all types of sports organizations, such as teams, …
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