Robert Jackson Jr., New York University School of Law – Individual Investor Ideology
Find out more »Join Weil for a lunch panel with members of our Tax practice as they discuss their career paths, the types of matters they work on, and what it’s like to practice tax law at a global law firm. Whether you’re already interested in tax or looking to learn more about the field, this is a great opportunity to gain insight into the practice and ask questions in an informal setting.
Find out more »Join Munger Tolles & Olson LLP’s corporate group for a high-level overview of M&A transaction agreements and what law students need to know to hit the ground running as aspiring corporate lawyers. Speakers are Nicole Howell (UCLA JD ’13) and Steve Levick (UCLA JD ’21). Lunch will be provided. Please RSVP via MyLaw, and make sure to join the Lowell Milken Institute for Business Law and Policy and the Business Law Specializations communities on MyLaw to be notified about LMI’s…
Find out more »Roberta Romano, Yale Law School – Selections from The Crisis-Driven Iron Law of Financial Regulations
Find out more »Join Willkie Farr & Gallagher for a session about purchase price adjustments and what law students need to know to hit the ground running as aspiring corporate lawyers. Speakers are Joe Kaczorowski (UCLA ’09), Steven Hurdle (UCLA Law ’06), Payom Pirahesh (UCLA Law ’11). RSVP here! This event is sponsored by Lowell Milken Institute for Business Law and Policy and UCLA School of Law. This is a private event, open to students. For questions, please email lowellmilkeninstitute@law.ucla.edu.
Find out more »James Zeng, The University of Hong Kong – The Legal Structure and Regulation of Stablecoins
Find out more »Join us for a TEPLA social mixer involving board games, crafts, and food!
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Speaker: Stavros Gadinis, UC Berkeley Law When a police department asked Microsoft for real-time facial recognition on body cameras, no law told the company what to do. Its internal review process, built years before any AI statute existed, said no, and the escalation path that produced that answer now looks a lot like what the EU AI Act requires. Drawing on conversations with the general counsel and governance teams at Microsoft, OpenAI, Google DeepMind, Uber, Lyft and Salesforce, this talk…
Find out more »Stavros Gadinis, UC Berkeley School of Law – Selections from Corporate Ordering: How Corporations Navigate Social Conflict
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