On December 10, 2013 HLAB student Nicole Summers, J.D. ’14 argued a preliminary injunction in the U.S. District Court to prevent the eviction of Mr. and Mrs. Suero and their three children and halt …
Two from HLS awarded 2014 Soros Fellowships for New Americans
Via HLS News This year, two Harvard Law School students, Alexander Chen ’15 and Bianca Tylek ’16, were selected from a field of more than twelve hundred applicants to receive the Paul and Daisy Soros …
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Clinical Team Effort Yields Courtroom Win for Bolivian Human Rights Plaintiffs
Via the International Human Rights Clinic Clinical Team Effort Yields Courtroom Win for Bolivian Human Rights Plaintiffs Extrajudicial Killing Claims Against Former President and Minister of Defense …
“My time with Project No One Leaves constantly reminded me why I came to law school…”
By Matt Nickell, J.D. '14 I started going to Project No One Leaves’ Saturday morning canvasses in my first year of law school. Project No One Leave (PNOL) stood out to me when I got to HLS because it …
An enterprising clinic sends student lawyers into the lab, the barbershop and the labyrinth of condominium governance
Via HLS News In 2010, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency—DARPA—put out a challenge. The government agency, which creates national security technologies for the United States, called on …
A Second Release in Geneva: “Advancing the Debate on Killer Robots”
Via the International Human Rights Clinic By Joseph Klingler, JD '14 In Geneva today, the Clinic and Human Rights Watch released the latest in a series of publications calling for a preemptive ban on …
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