Yale Law School Announces Launchpad Scholars Program
The Yale Law School Launchpad Scholars Program, powered by Latham & Watkins, helps members of underrepresented or underserved communities navigate the law school application and admission process from start to finish.
Former White House Counsel Launches Ludwig Citizenship and Equality Series
Dana Remus ’02, recently departed White House Counsel to President Joe Biden, spoke about her experience as the “lawyer for the Presidency” in a wide-ranging conversation with Professor Cristina Rodriguez ’00 on Sept 20.
Architect of Paris Agreement Discusses Nexus of Law and Climate Change
At a recent conversation hosted by the Yale Environmental Dialogue and Yale Law School, former French Prime Minister Laurent Fabius explained the “unprecedented” legal challenges surrounding the climate crisis and called on nations to “urgently” fulfill their obligations set by the Paris Agreement.
Sara Nelson to Deliver Gruber Lecture on Oct. 17
Sara Nelson, International President of the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, AFL-CIO, will deliver the 2022 Gruber Distinguished Lecture in Women’s Rights.
Legal Writing Class Teaches More than Memos
Introduction to Legal Analysis and Writing not only trains students to write one of the mostly widely used legal documents, it gives them a comprehensive range of lawyering tools.
Jurists Discuss Global Challenges
The annual Anderson Lecture on Sept. 14 discussed global challenges to constitutionalism.
Clinics File Civil Rights Lawsuit Challenging Exclusionary Zoning in Connecticut
A new lawsuit brought by Yale Law School clinics challenges the zoning policies of Woodbridge, Connecticut.
New ISP White Paper Collection Discusses a Healthy Digital Public Sphere
The Information Society Project has launched the second collection of essays in its Digital Public Sphere series.