Three Berkeley Law students describe their work advocating for political prisoners, Indigenous territorial rights, and communities affected by environmental harms ...

This resource is a high-level timeline of key election administration processes and events for which state and local election officials are responsible in a general election. QUESTIONS FOR ASSESSING A ...

1L students can apply to the Policy Advocacy Clinic for 1Ls. This is the only clinic offering for 1Ls and is a total commitment of 3 units. Students who previously completed the Social Enterprise ...

For over 25 years, BCLT has been the heart of Berkeley Law’s tech and IP community. Located in the world’s most important innovation hub, BCLT has benefited from its deep ties to the San Francisco Bay ...

Adam Badawi is a Professor of Law at UC Berkeley. He writes widely on issues of law and finance with an emphasis on corporate governance, corporate transactions, and shareholder litigation. Much of ...

The Berkeley Journal of Employment and Labor Law ("BJELL") is the leading law review for employment and labor law scholarship. BJELL articles address a range of legal issues of interest to both ...

Creates partnerships among public interest lawyers, nonprofit organizations, law firm/corporate sponsors and other donors in order to afford underrepresented populations effective access to the ...

CDO is staffed by nine attorney-counselors, each of whom has practiced law and can offer real-world insights into various career paths. They currently include a civil rights litigator, a former ...

What costs are not allowable? Federal regulations prohibit the Financial Aid Office from providing Title IV funds to students for covering the following expenses; therefore, these expenses cannot be ...

During the annual Graciela Olivárez Latinas in the Legal Academy Workshop (GO LILA) held recently at Berkeley Law, former UCLA dean Rachel Moran asked the audience: “How many of you are the only ...

A new report from Berkeley Law’s Death Penalty Clinic shows how collecting jurors’ demographic data is crucial to forming diverse juries. A new report from Berkeley Law’s Death Penalty Clinic ...