Democracy Under the Microscope: New speaker series takes on pivotal issues facing America
The five-part series addressed the state of U.S. democracy and its nexus with key national institutions.| UC Berkeley Law
The five-part series addressed the state of U.S. democracy and its nexus with key national institutions.| UC Berkeley Law
The author of immigration law’s go-to guide — now its 19th edition — Kurzban has litigated over 100 federal cases, obtained a $500 million judgment against a former dictator, and represented thousands of refugees.| Articles Archive - UC Berkeley Law
Kulyk has parlayed his UC Berkeley Law LL.M. degree into a prominent and gratifying role at the AI data cloud company Snowflake in Silicon Valley.| Articles Archive - UC Berkeley Law
Top experts examine AI’s impact on racial equity within environmental policy, the criminal legal system, labor justice, healthcare, and other areas.| Articles Archive - UC Berkeley Law
Ahern built an innovative tool that has made fee calculations less tedious and more consistent.| UC Berkeley Law
Su, who served in the Brown, Newsom, and Biden administrations, says she’s excited to be at the law school because “there is so much good that law students and lawyers can do in the world, especially in this moment.”| Articles Archive - UC Berkeley Law
“The story of our democracy is that we fight for it. We’ve always had to fight for it,” Lhamon tells host Gwyneth Shaw.| Articles Archive - UC Berkeley Law
One of the youngest students to graduate from UC Berkeley Law, Cheung created a LinkedIn group for the school’s LL.M. alumni and earned all three available certificates of specialization.| Articles Archive - UC Berkeley Law
Duncan described his relentless efforts to learn about the law to help himself and fellow prisoners.| UC Berkeley Law
Professors Andrew D. Bradt, Hanoch Dagan, Stavros Gadinis, Katerina Linos, Saira Mohamed, Ayelet Shachar, and Amanda L. Tyler “enormously enrich Berkeley Law,” Dean Erwin Chemerinsky says.| Articles Archive - UC Berkeley Law
As a public defender, mentor, educator, and volunteer, this year’s Minnesota State Bar Association Lifetime Achievement Award winner continues to make a significant impact.| Articles Archive - UC Berkeley Law
It is with deep sadness and a heavy heart that I am writing to inform you that our beloved colleague Bob Cooter passed away on Monday, September 8. Bob has been an invaluable member of the Berkeley community for the last half century.| Articles Archive - UC Berkeley Law
The conference, co-hosted by the California Law Review, gathered academics, judges, and lawyers who’ve dealt with the fallout of Ashcroft v. Iqbal together to consider what’s changed, what hasn’t, and where the rules governing civil pleading standards should go.| Articles Archive - UC Berkeley Law
Isnard’s Spaceadvocat firm helps private space-industry startups navigate the international regulatory thicket.| UC Berkeley Law
The Chris Larsen Justice Fellowship will fund the first year of public interest work for four Class of 2024 alums.| UC Berkeley Law
The gift from entrepreneur Chris Larsen launches a broad effort led by our Center for Law, Energy & the Environment.| UC Berkeley Law
Professors Brian Galle, Joy Milligan Ph.D. ’18, Bertrall Ross, and Kevin Washburn, Assistant Professors Jason Ferguson and Ryan Sakoda, and Clinical Professor Alina Ball are the latest in a transformational hiring wave.| UC Berkeley Law
Host Gwyneth Shaw talks to Hausman about the grant-funded project, which is the first centralized repository of individual-level U.S. government immigration enforcement data.| UC Berkeley Law
Working at a gaming company that operates in over 20 countries, Anagnostopoulou soars in a fast-changing industry.| UC Berkeley Law
Lhamon calls the center's mission protecting American democracy “against any and every onslaught.”| UC Berkeley Law
