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"Ground-Truthing Injustice," scheduled for February 8, 2019, will amplify the voices of communities experiencing environmental injustice by highlighting the truths of how specific communities are disproportionately impacted by environmental harms and policies. It will bring together students, community members, EJ advocates, and lawyers in non-profit, governmental, and for-profit practices through a day-long symposium at Berkeley […]
Deal Camp is a four-day course focused on the nuts and bolts of deal making for investors who want to improve their ability to define, negotiate, and execute early-stage investments. Participants will work with leading UC Berkeley faculty and 500 Partners to develop strategies to structure deals in order to maximize investment returns. This activity […]
The Berkeley Journal of Criminal Law (BJCL) is hosting its spring 2019 symposium. This year's symposium centers issues in cybercrime and consists of three lunch talks by Bay Area practitioners whose work takes place at the intersection of criminal law and digital technologies. Our first lunch talk, scheduled for February 12, 2019, addresses online crime […]
The Berkeley Journal of Criminal Law (BJCL) is hosting its spring 2019 symposium. This year's symposium centers issues in cybercrime and consists of three lunch talks by Bay Area practitioners whose work takes place at the intersection of criminal law and digital technologies. Our second lunch talk, scheduled for February 19, 2019, addresses trade secrets. […]
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 […]
The Berkeley Journal of Criminal Law (BJCL) is hosting its spring 2019 symposium. This year's symposium centers issues in cybercrime and consists of three lunch talks by Bay Area practitioners whose work takes place at the intersection of criminal law and digital technologies. Our third lunch talk, scheduled for February 26, 2019, addresses cryptocurrency. The […]
Topics will include the definition of reasonable cybersecurity standards under the laws of China, the EU and the US; corporate data governance strategies in the face of overlapping requirements; and enforcement.
For complete details, please visit: https://www.law.berkeley.edu/event-services/ucpslc/