Artificial intelligence Is Not Gender Neutral, Professor Claudia Flores Tells UN
AI is deepening discrimination against women and girls, Professor Claudia Flores warned the U.N. General Assembly.
Professor Muneer Ahmad to Present Inaugural Sol Goldman Lecture on Oct. 26
The lecture is titled “Lawyering as Accompaniment.”
New Essays Explore the SFALP Clinic Model and Affirmative Litigation
Two new essays in the California Law Review provide an in-depth look at how Yale Law School students have helped litigate cutting-edge public interest cases as part of the San Francisco Affirmative Litigation Project.
Professor Justin Driver Delivers Annual Currie Memorial Lecture at Duke Law
Robert R. Slaughter Professor of Law Justin Driver delivered the annual Brainerd Currie Memorial Lecture at the Duke University School of Law in April.
SFALP Clinic Helps Secure Landmark Settlement for Lyft Employees
The San Francisco Affirmative Litigation Project helped secure the largest wage-and-hour settlement in California history.
Professor Keith Whittington Examines Judicial Impeachment
Keith Whittington, the David Boies Professor of Law, has contributed a chapter to a new book examining the democratic concept of the separation of powers.
Yale Law School Awards 89 Hurst Horizon Scholarships for 2026–27
For the 2026–27 academic year, Yale Law School has awarded 89 students its Hurst Horizon Scholarship, the need-based scholarship that covers the full amount of tuition, administrative and activities fees, and University hospitalization coverage for the academic year.
MFIA Secures Settlement Committing State Department to Address FOIA Backlog
The settlement reached in the Clinic’s long-running Scoville litigation brings the independent federal FOIA ombudsman into an effort to improve the Department’s FOIA compliance.