Spotlights

Mike De Vries ’00 and fellow Kirkland & Ellis partner Adam Alper helped Samsung defeat the largest patent damages case in U.S. history, as a federal court rejected two infringement […]

With rising threats to voter rights and the democratic process, our Political and Election Empowerment Project helps nonprofits protect election integrity. Focused on oppressed communities, the group has engaged in […]

Over just five years, our Berkeley Center for Consumer Law & Economic Justice has established itself as a force in the field. After offering one conference and three courses in […]

Our Advanced Degree Programs office recently hosted a three-part series for LL.M. students and local LL.M. alumni called Generative AI & the Practice of Law. Led by Berkeley Law librarian […]

Professors Katerina Linos and Elena Chachko are teaching a unique Colloquium on Law and Geopolitics this semester with noted guests presenting cutting-edge research in a workshop format. Open to Berkeley […]

The top-ranked student journal in its field, our Berkeley Journal of Employment and Labor Law tackles worker classifications, labor disputes, workplace discrimination, and other timely topics in scholarly articles, student […]

Professor Saira Mohamed is one of seven scholars picked to teach B.A., M.A., and Ph.D. students from Ukraine this week in a program created soon after Russia’s 2022 invasion. The […]

Berkeley Law Visiting Professor Thelton Henderson ’62 is one of 10 people named to this year’s California Hall of Fame class. The first Black lawyer in the U.S. Justice Department’s […]

In the face of mounting climate concerns at home and worldwide, our Center for Law, Energy & the Environment provides vital research, training, education, and engagement with policymakers and affected […]

Our Human Rights Center helped produce a new report about the killings of 13 Indigenous leaders and land defenders in Brazil from 2019 to 2022. Working with the nonprofit Cultural Survival, […]