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Catch up on the latest issue of #ThePractice before the next issue arrives! clp.law.harvard.edu/knowledge-hub/…

In the latest issue of #ThePractice, we explore niche practice areas: cannabis, art, space, and fashion. Dive in 👇 clp.law.harvard.edu/knowledge-hub/…

"Explaining large law firms’ move into cannabis law practice in terms of being proactive, agile, innovative, early-mover institutions makes ample sense except for one thing: it contradicts everything we know about how Big Law operate and their culture." clp.law.harvard.edu/knowledge-hub/…

"Like environmental law, [art law] is a field that is shaped by a finite and scarce resource. We’re not going to get another Parthenon marble or ancient city of Palmyra. When cultural heritage is destroyed, it’s gone forever." clp.law.harvard.edu/knowledge-hub/…

We spoke to Paul Weber, GC at Blue Origin, and Michelle Hanlon, prof at Ole Miss, about why it's an exciting time to be a space lawyer: clp.law.harvard.edu/knowledge-hub/…

During the 2024-2025 academic year, CLP student fellows will research a wide variety of topics across the legal profession: from legal education in India to the racial bias of legal AI. clp.law.harvard.edu/knowledge-hub/…

Big Law’s venture into cannabis law practice—before marijuana has been federally decriminalized—provides interesting insights into the changing nature of the American legal profession. Read Eli Wald in #ThePractice: clp.law.harvard.edu/knowledge-hub/…

"Many of the things that come along as disruptions can be absorbed into existing hierarchies without changing them." David B. Wilkins spoke to the Harvard Law School Bulletin about The Making of Lawyers' Careers: hls.harvard.edu/today/taking-t…

Don’t miss the opportunity 10/18 to engage in critical discussions about inclusion, "bleached out" identity, and ethics at “Widening the Lens of Justice,” a 20th-anniversary #NewLegalRealism conference cosponsored by American Bar Foundation/HLS Center on the Legal Profession. Register today! bit.ly/NewLegalRealism

Legal education is tied to ethical orientations of the profession. New Legal Realism integrates research into the teaching of law, addressing race, gender, and global perspectives. Fellows and lawyers are invited to an American Bar Foundation/HLS Center on the Legal Profession NLR conference: bit.ly/NewLegalRealism

The roundtable features #NewLegalRealism cofounder David Wilkins of HLS Center on the Legal Profession, @ssballakrishnen, @richardawilson7, and Margaret Hahn-Dupont. bit.ly/NewLegalRealism

Join us at a landmark 20th-anniversary #NewLegalRealism Conference cosponsored by American Bar Foundation/HLS Center on the Legal Profession to explore inclusion, “bleached out” identity, and ethics in legal education. RSVP for virtual participation or attend in person! #WideningTheLens bit.ly/NewLegalRealism

Here is a quick recap on the wealth of thought leadership shared during the #UNCITRALAcademy Conference by our esteemed speakers. Swipe through for insightful quotes that illuminate the future of dispute resolution. Find out more about #SCWeek2024: singaporeconventionweek.sg

10/18-19: Widening the Lens of Justice: a 20th Anniversary New Legal Realism Conference on Inclusion, 'Bleached Out' Identity, and Ethics in Legal Education. Join in-person at Harvard Law School or virtually. See the full agenda and register: clp.law.harvard.edu/widening-the-l…

In the latest issue of #ThePractice, we highlight the American Bar Association report on the legal careers of parents and child caregivers: clp.law.harvard.edu/knowledge-hub/…

We wrote about what it's like to have a child during law school in #ThePractice: clp.law.harvard.edu/knowledge-hub/… Unfortunately, bias and discrimination against pregnant and postpartum students is too common.

a year after the overturn of affirmative action, Harvard enrolled 19 first-year Black students, or 3.4 percent of the class, the lowest number since the 1960s. Last year, the law school’s first-year class had 43 Black students nytimes.com/2024/12/16/us/…