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This symposium will convene scholars and practitioners from law, policy, ethics, computer science, medicine, and social science to consider what roles we should allow machines to play and how to govern them in support of public policy goals.
An intimate discussion of the critical issues, technologies, and policies driving financial fraud around the world. The one-day program will be held on Wednesday, April 10, 2019 at the Delancey Street Foundation: 600 Embarcadero, San Francisco, CA 94107 https://www.law.berkeley.edu/research/business/events/fraud-in-the-bull-market/
RSVP is required at http://tinyurl.com/eictraining2019 Materials and agenda for this MCLE are available at: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-QoA9PV1G0ZTvmHO8ajA10AXrv0jxJqJ/view?usp=sharing This MCLE will be in two parts. The first part ("Arc of Supervision: From Orientation to Evaluation") will discuss the arc of supervision from orientation to evaluation. Specifically, we will be discussing best practices when it comes to assignments and feedback for student […]
Join us for an important day-long discussion about the critical need for federal judiciary reform. Featuring federal appellate and district court judges, a California Supreme Court Justice, practitioners, and academics, this symposium aims to rekindle federal judiciary reform. It will examine half-century old questions about caseloads and specialization, identify new issues and perspectives, and explore […]
Presented by the Berkeley Journal of Entertainment and Sports Law, Berkeley Law's annual sports and entertainment conference brings together leading executives, management professionals, and attorneys to California Memorial Stadium for the opportunity to discuss legal and business aspects of these industries and their impact on society and culture. The agenda includes a wide array of […]
Berkeley Boosts is a monthly series of free webinars (with MCLE credit) and articles for legal practitioners and organizational leaders. Berkeley Boosts content is carefully curated by the Berkeley Center for Law and Business and Berkeley Law Executive Education to ensure engaging discussions on subjects that matter. Expose yourself to different viewpoints, gain insights into emerging […]