HIPAA was never the whole story — and the rest of the story is getting messier by the month. In Session 3 of Health Care Privacy 101 and Beyond, Kirk Nahra, partner at WilmerHale and one of the nation’s leading privacy lawyers, maps the fast-growing body of law that sits outside HIPAA: state HIPAA-like statutes, […]
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Data Subject Rights: What Happens After the Request Comes In Presented with WilmerHale Tuesday, September 8, 2026 | 11:00 a.m. (PT) | B-CLE Webcast 0.75 General CLE Credit Available Deleting a consumer’s data sounds simple — until one California request cascades across every subsidiary in your corporate family, browser signals and one-click portals fire off […] |
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Since 2018, the UC Berkeley Law AI Institute has been at the forefront of exploring the dynamic intersection of artificial intelligence, law, and business. Join us for our conference, where experts and innovators will dive into the latest developments in AI technology, governance, legal practice innovations, risk mitigation, and regulatory frameworks, among other topics. New […]
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Join us as a judge for the preliminary rounds of our 1L negotiation competition. Judges will be briefed on the fact pattern, the zone of agreement for both parties, and the scoring criteria. Then, judges will observe the negotiation and a post-negotiation analysis from both teams to assess. After scoring, they will provide feedback on […] |
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Join BCLB’s Frank Partnoy at 10 a.m. PT on Monday, September 21 for a conversation with New Yorker staff writer Heidi Blake and Berkeley Law professor Andrea Roth about Heidi’s recent 40,000-word investigation of Andrew Tate, and subsequent events. Heidi is an award-winning journalist known for exposing global corruption and corporate wrongdoing. Andrea is the […]
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Protecting Quantum Innovation: IP Strategy in the Commercialization Era Presented with Van Pelt, Yi & James Tuesday, September 22, 2026 | 11:00 a.m. (PT) | B-CLE Webcast 0.75 General CLE Credit Available Quantum technology has left the realm of science fiction — and the law is racing to catch up. In this webcast, Michael Schallop, […] |
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Join us as a judge for the preliminary rounds of our 1L negotiation competition. Judges will be briefed on the fact pattern, the zone of agreement for both parties, and the scoring criteria. Then, judges will observe the negotiation and a post-negotiation analysis from both teams to assess. After scoring, they will provide feedback on […] |
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As AI reshapes the economy, the most consequential governance decisions are being made inside the companies building it. This convening brings together the general counsel, executives, board advisors, and scholars closest to those decisions for a candid conversation about how AI companies should be governed, what internal structures actually work, and where regulation is headed.
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Please join us on September 30th for a discussion of the current status of election law with our panel, Jeremy Fogel, Bertrall Ross, and Samantha Trepel, moderated by Catherine E. Lhamon, Executive Director of the Edley Center on Law & Democracy. Appetizers and refreshments provided. 1 hour of CLE credit offered. Address is 275 Battery […]
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At Alumni Reunion Weekend, a panel of Berkeley Law experts discuss executive power, the tools available to states to safeguard democracy, and how lawyers can respond as traditional institutional checks weaken. |
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