Via ABA Journal Judge Richard Posner supported a Chicago cab driver’s bid to remain in the United States in a dissent last week that left few in the immigration process unscathed. ... “There are some …
Visiting Professor of Law T. Keith Fogg will teach new Federal Tax Clinic
The Office of Clinical and Pro Bono Programs is excited to announce the new Federal Tax Clinic, which will be part of the WilmerHale Legal Services Center in Jamaica Plain. The clinic will help defend …
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Making a positive difference in Rwanda
By Wossen Ayele, J.D. '16 During the January term, I worked at the Strategic Investments Unit (SIU) of the Rwanda Development Board (RDB) based in Kigali, Rwanda. The SIU is responsible for …
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Supreme Court citing: Clinic students work on City of Los Angeles v. Patel
Via HLS News Last week, the nine justices of the Supreme Court peppered Tom Goldstein, veteran of 35 oral arguments before the Court and a cofounder of SCOTUSblog, with nearly 75 questions in 30 …
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Plaintiffs’ Victory Against Former Somali Prime Minister Allowed to Stand
Via the International Human Rights Clinic After 11 long years of litigation, plaintiffs from Somalia learned yesterday that their $21 million judgment for damages for torture and war crimes would …
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A Prescription for Better Communication
Via HNMCP Blog By Sara del Nido, Clinical Fellow, Harvard Negotiation and Mediation Clinical Program As the daughter of a surgeon, I grew up hearing about life in the halls of a hospital. My father …
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