Berkeley Law students can begin meaningful pro bono legal work as early as their first semester, and new students packed the recent Pro Bono Fair to explore the many possibilities: https://bit.ly/4rC6t5L #BerkeleyLaw

Berkeley Law recently turbo-charged its status as a haven for top work law scholarship and research with three consecutive days of robust conferences that welcomed some of the field’s preeminent voices: https://bit.ly/4hqhouB #BerkeleyLaw

How did the Supreme Court’s latest term affect voting? https://youtube.com/shorts/n8b85ZTbppg?feature=share
#ItsTheLaw #BerkeleyLaw

"Regulators are trying to figure out ways to stop people from being able to tell AI to do bad things... and put in safeguards and protections," says Vincent Joralemon, Director of the Life Sciences Law & Policy Center, to @ktvufox2.bsky.social.

Watch: https://bit.ly/4jldwgS #BerkeleyLaw

"The policy is the starting point of a conversation, it's not the end of it," says Professor @colleenchien.bsky.social, who serves on Berkeley Law's AI Leadership Committee, to @reuters.com: https://reut.rs/3UXAqB7 #BerkeleyLaw #AI

U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Rachel Bloomekatz and Hawaii Supreme Court Chief Justice Vladimir Devens ’87 recently shared their insights with members of the #BerkeleyLaw community during the school’s annual Judges-in-Residence Program: https://bit.ly/4hk2WnT

Listen: Professor Stavros Gadinis, author of "Corporate Ordering: How Corporations Navigate Social Conflict," joins the Boardroom Governance Podcast to discuss AI governance and more: https://bit.ly/4xCsDGo #BerkeleyLaw

Anthony Shallat LL.M. ’25 credits the LL.M. Program’s AI Law and Regulation Certificate for his new role as product subject matter expert at Ironclad, which helps businesses manage each stage of the contracting process: https://bit.ly/4yEyxaO #BerkeleyLaw #AI

"UC Berkeley School of Law professor Molly Van Houweling is not only an expert in patent law and intellectual property — she is also a world record-holder and nine-time cycling world champion."

Read the full article on @dailycal.bsky.social: https://bit.ly/4Altm1m #BerkeleyLaw

A @cleeberkeley.bsky.social merit scholar, 2L Mackenzie Van Valkenburgh holds several leadership roles at Berkeley Law and is the lead author of a new research paper on wastewater pollution along the California coastline: https://bit.ly/4xtvP75 #BerkeleyLaw

Berkeley Law Professor Molly Van Houweling recently won her ninth cycling world championship: https://bit.ly/4xStgwh #BerkeleyLaw

2L Andrea Arcia and 3L Melissa Cortes forge a strong connection rooted in shared ambitions, navigating unfamiliar terrain, and pursuing a profession where people who look like them remain underrepresented: https://bit.ly/4dyQyz8 #BerkeleyLaw #Mentorship

Listen: A new episode of Berkeley Law’s "Borderlines" podcast features President Marc van der Woude of the General Court of the European Union in conversation with Professor Katerina Linos and guest co-host Professor Mark Pollack (@temple.edu): https://bit.ly/3UHumfT #BerkeleyLaw

A Berkeley Technology Law Journal (BTLJ) article by Professor Robert P. Merges was chosen as one of the best intellectual property papers of 2025: https://bit.ly/4daKIDY #BerkeleyLaw

The @hrcberkeley.bsky.social has released a human rights assessment of the use of large language models (LLMs) in the fields of law, journalism and education: https://bit.ly/3SHuf3j #BerkeleyLaw

“This is one further step in this administration’s efforts to roll back protections for habitat for endangered species,” says Professor Eric Biber to @calmatters.org: https://bit.ly/4hjSgGS #BerkeleyLaw

“People in ICE detention can’t go and get their own doctors or medical care,” says Dean Chemerinsky to @sfchronicle.com: https://bit.ly/4yuGlfi #BerkeleyLaw

“It’s a really disappointing outcome at a time when there is bipartisan concern about this mass surveillance tool,” says Professor @catherinecrump.bsky.social to @calmatters.org: https://bit.ly/4h31Rkf #BerkeleyLaw

"I'm glad that the Office for Civil Rights did still collect the data and did still clean it up and publish it for data scientists. But it didn't make it usable..." says @catherinelhamon.bsky.social to @npr.org: https://n.pr/4qZHqJm #BerkeleyLaw

“Our default is that when a student is turning in work, it shouldn’t be that of Claude. If AI is doing the thinking and writing for them, we aren’t teaching them how to do it,” says Dean Chemerinsky to @financialtimes.com: https://bit.ly/4ilE2qa #BerkeleyLaw