Yale Law School Events

Are you interested in public service, but do not want to work in the federal government? Would you like to work in an office on the leading edge of legal and policy change? If so, please join YULPS and CDO for a panel of 2Ls discussing their application process and summer work in state and local government.

To join the webinar please log into CMS and click on "Events" and select "CDO programs". 

Please join the Lillian Goldman Law Library for a book talk with professors Cristina Rodríguez ’00 and Adam B. Cox on their new book, The President and Immigration Law with commentary by Professor Harold Hongju Koh.

The event will take place on Monday, October 26, 2020 at 8:00 – 9:00pm via Zoom https://yale.zoom.us/j/99754785288

Today’s platform economy relies upon technological innovations, to be sure, but also upon innovations in legal technology. The legal innovations that define the tech platforms that deal in labor, services or goods are not merely a matter of private law: they affect the distribution of rights, duties and risks across a large group of actors, from the platform firms themselves to workers, other (often smaller/independent) firms in their orbits, consumers, and the public.