The Office of Clinical and Pro Bono Programs offers heartfelt congratulations to Luz Herrera, ’99 and Fatma Marouf, '02 for their new faculty roles at the legal clinics of Texas A&M University …
At Harvard Law, Tim Kaine was driven by faith
Via Boston Globe Motivated by Catholic teachings, he joined the Harvard Prison Legal Assistance Project, which provides free legal representation to inmates. “He was a little unusual in the group of …
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Food Law clinic sponsors conference focused on food waste, consumer education
Via HLS News “$1.3 billion per year is spent on sending food to landfills.” “Food waste makes up 21% of landfill waste in the United States” “As much as 40 percent of food produced in America gets …
The David Grossman Memorial Lecture: Eviction, Displacement, and the Fight to Keep Communities Together
Via HLS News The David Grossman Memorial Lecture, entitled “Eviction, Displacement, and the Fight to Keep Communities Together,” was held at HLS on April 5. Grossman ’88, who died last July, was a …
Cyberlaw Clinic — Academic Year in Review: 2015-16
Via Cyberlaw Clinic As often happens during the heat of the New England summer, we on the Cyberlaw Clinic team find ourselves thinking about the past academic year and looking ahead to the next. It …
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HLS’s Summer Speaker Series, from the Eyes and Ears of a Student Intern
Every summer, the Office of Clinical and Pro Bono Programs and the Bernard Koteen Office of Public Interest Advising organize a series of lunch-time sessions for Harvard Law School interns to learn …
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