UCLA School of Law students are invited to join us for an engaging lunch session with Rita-Anne O’Neill, Pat Brown, and Chloe Zack from Sullivan & Cromwell LLP where they will unravel the complexities of Due Diligence. ​RSVP on MyLaw. This is a private event open to UCLA School of law students, faculty and staff. ​For questions, please email lowellmilkeninstitute@law.ucla.edu. Please note that lunch is not guaranteed for any RSVPs received after Thursday, October 9 at noon.

Ian Ayres Professor of Law Yale Law School The UCLA Business Law Workshop is an interdisciplinary workshop hosted by Professor Andrew Verstein, attended by students and faculty members. Speakers from other universities will be invited to present working papers contracts, corporate law, and other business law subjects. Students will write graded reaction papers. This seminar is particularly well suited for students who wish to see the scholarly process in action. These visitors will present works-in-progress for 15-25 minutes, followed by…

Tariffs, Trade and Turbulence: A Balanced Look at U.S. Trade Policy and Its Global Implications In recent years, U.S. trade policy has undergone a dramatic shift, with the Trump Administration’s aggressive use of tariffs sparking intense debate across political, economic, and legal spheres. Supporters argue that tariffs protect American industries and jobs and will help rebalance asymmetric trading relationships, while critics warn of rising prices, strained international relations, and long-term economic costs. Join the UCLA Anderson Center for Global Management (CGM) and…

Come join the Lowell Milken Institute for Business Law and Policy and Glaser Weil for a talk with Professor Eric C. Chaffee as he discusses the significant impacts that Artificial Intelligence (AI) has had on the practice of Business Law. RSVP HERE Location Glaser Weil 10250 Constellation Blvd. 19th Floor Los Angeles, CA 90067 Parking No host parking. Please park across the street in the Westfield mall lot. MCLE Material Eric C. Chaffee, American Bar Association Formal Opinion 512 MCLE Credit:…

Come take an inside look into the dynamic world of restructuring and bankruptcy law. The discussion will highlight the diverse roles lawyers play in corporate turnarounds, distressed asset management, and insolvency proceedings. Panelists will share real-world experiences and offer guidance on how students can prepare for, and pursue careers in this complex and impactful field. Whether you’re interested in litigation, transactional work, or financial strategy, this session will illuminate the critical role restructuring professionals play. UCLA School of Law students…

This Q&A-style panel is aimed at introducing 1Ls to tax practice and career paths, as well as tax course offerings at UCLA Law. Event speakers are Jim Barrall, Prof. Jason Oh, Sean Webb (Proskauer Tax Associate, J.D. ’17), Sophia Seo (TEPLA Co-President, J.D. ’26) This event is sponsored by the Tax and Estate Planning Law Association (TEPLA) and Lowell Milken Institute for Business Law and Policy. UCLA School of Law students can RSVP via MyLaw.

Ryan Bubb Professor of Law NYU Law and USC Gould School of Law The UCLA Business Law Workshop is an interdisciplinary workshop hosted by Professor Andrew Verstein, attended by students and faculty members. Speakers from other universities will be invited to present working papers contracts, corporate law, and other business law subjects. Students will write graded reaction papers. This seminar is particularly well suited for students who wish to see the scholarly process in action. These visitors will present works-in-progress…

Roberto Tallarita Assistant Professor of Law Harvard Law School The UCLA Business Law Workshop is an interdisciplinary workshop hosted by Professor Andrew Verstein, attended by students and faculty members. Speakers from other universities will be invited to present working papers contracts, corporate law, and other business law subjects. Students will write graded reaction papers. This seminar is particularly well suited for students who wish to see the scholarly process in action. These visitors will present works-in-progress for 15-25 minutes, followed…