Spotlights

Jacqueline Abreu LL.M. ’16 and three former Berkeley Law visiting scholars help lead InternetLab, Brazil’s top law and tech research center. The group recently filed an amicus brief for the Supreme Court […]

Harry Scheiber and co-author Jane Scheiber won a 2017 Choice Outstanding Academic Title Award for Bayonets in Paradise: Martial Law in Hawai’i during World War II. Called “monumental in substance […]

Berkeley Law’s Human Rights Center is less than $10,000 away from reaching its $30,000 crowdfunding goal to make a “home for human rights at Berkeley.” The center is expanding the […]

Sara Benz LL.M. ’16 is skating in her third Olympic Games for the Swiss women’s ice hockey team this winter. Benz, who plays on the team with her twin Laura […]

Allison Hunn ’18 co-wrote a CNBC op-ed asserting that the Trump administration has hindered efforts to combat America’s opioid crisis. Hunn, who worked in the White House Office of Cabinet Affairs before […]

Eric Stover delivered the Yap Thiam Hien Foundation’s annual human rights lecture recently in Indonesia, where he was born. Stover, introduced by foundation Chair Todung Mulya Lubis LL.M. ’78, decried the […]

America’s military disability benefits program is widely seen as outdated and unfair. An article by Navy veteran Scott Taylor ’17 offers a new model to help veterans. It accounts for economic and […]

Berkeley Law’s student body is a diverse community of young professionals whose passions and talents help make this a uniquely vibrant place to learn the practice, purpose, and power of […]

Fifteen Berkeley Law 1Ls were named 2017 California Bar Foundation Diversity Scholars. That is one-fourth of the overall recipients, and 10 more than any other school. The scholarships support first-year […]

Alumni and friends provide vital fuel for our educational mission. Their support enables Berkeley Law to attract top students from all economic backgrounds, retain and recruit world-class faculty, and drive […]