July 15, 12:10pm - 1:10pm
Research Assistant Training: Bluebook Citations and Writing Tips
Zoom Classroom 7
Bluebook citation and writing tips for all L&C Law School RAs.
Paul L. Boley Law Library
July 16, 2:00pm - 3:30pm
Anti-Racist Discussion Group Series
Zoom - Register ahead of time for link
An ongoing dialogue group for staff and faculty. We meet every Thursday to discuss the latest “assignment” - an item (video, article, podcast, etc.) that addresses racial justice. You can join at any time. We ask that you register at least 24 hours before the session. We also have a Tuesday group that meets from 3-4:30pm, the groups discuss the same content, just two different offerings for your convenience. Please register for that one by visiting finding that date and time on our webpage.
Equity and Inclusion
July 21, 12:00pm - 1:00pm
Lunch & Learn: COVID-19 and the Flood of Civil Litigation: An Assessment
Lunch & Learn: A Series Presented by L&C Faculty
Topic: COVID-19 and the Flood of Civil Litigation: An Assessment
Rarely, if ever, has a single event caused so much litigation, of such a wide variety, so quickly. In only months, thousands of individual and class action lawsuits have been filed against prisons, hospitals, airlines, cruise lines, gyms, government entities, universities, and many other kinds of defendants. The claims have sought damages and orders to halt the allegedly improper conduct. My talk will survey this litigation and discuss some of the unique legal issues raised by this litigation. It will also discuss legislative responses, including proposals to immunize various categories of defendants from civil liability.
Presenter: Professor Robert Klonoff
Note: This event is open only to Lewis & Clark Law School faculty, staff, and students.Law Admissions
July 21, 3:00pm - 4:30pm
Anti-Racism Discussion Group - Tuesday Time
Zoom Link will be emailed once registered.
An ongoing dialogue group for staff and faculty. We meet every Tuesday to discuss the latest “assignment” - an item (video, article, podcast, etc.) that addresses racial justice. You can join at any time. We ask that you register at least 24 hours before the session. We also have a Thursday group that meets from 3-4:30pm, the groups discuss the same content, just two different offerings for your convenience. Please register for that one by visiting finding that date and time on our webpage.
Equity and Inclusion
July 23, 12:00pm
Lewis & Clark Law School Presents: Regulating Protests: Balancing State Power against First Amendment Rights and Values
Join us for a discussion on First Amendment issues relating to protests and curfews.
Law School Alumni Relations
July 23, 1:00pm
LSAT Master Tutorial Part I: Analytical Reasoning
Zoom Meeting - Advance Registration Required
LSAT Tutorial I presented by James Lorie of LSAC
Join us for the first of two LSAT tutorials presented by LSAC Director of Assessment Development, James Lorie.
James Aníbal Lorié is the Director of Assessment Development at LSAC and has over twenty years of experience writing and testing questions for the Law School Admission Test. Join us as he explains how to tackle Analytical Reasoning questions in this first of two LSAT tutorials he will present for prospective law students. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how to prepare for the test from someone who’s helped write the test for over two decades!
This event is part of Lewis & Clark Law School’s Law School Launchpad web series for prospective students. The series covers the basics of law school admissions, while also diving deeper into complex topics like crafting a successful personal statement and how to tackle the LSAT.Law Admissions
July 28, 12:00pm
Boley Law Library Presents: Book Talk with L&C Law Professor Ozan Varol on his book “Think Like a Rocket Scientist”
Join us as Boley Law librarian Meredith Kostek interviews Professor Ozan Varol about his new book Think Like a Rocket Scientist.
Law School Alumni Relations
July 29, 12:00pm - 1:30pm
Increasing Access to Justice with Technological Innovations in Rural Areas
National Crime Victim Law Institute
July 30, 1:00pm
LSAT Master Tutorial Part II: Logical Reasoning and Reading Comp
Zoom Meeting - Advance Registration Required
LSAT Tutorial I presented by James Lorie of LSAC
Join us for the second of two LSAT tutorials presented by LSAC Director of Assessment Development, James Lorie.
James Aníbal Lorié is the Director of Assessment Development at LSAC and has over twenty years of experience writing and testing questions for the Law School Admission Test. Join us as he explains how to tackle Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension questions in this second of two LSAT tutorials he will present for prospective law students. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how to prepare for the test from someone who’s helped write the test for over two decades!
This event is part of Lewis & Clark Law School’s Law School Launchpad web series for prospective students. The series covers the basics of law school admissions, while also diving deeper into complex topics like crafting a successful personal statement and how to tackle the LSAT.Law Admissions
August 4, 1:00pm - 2:30pm
Using the Immigration System to Support your Business Goals
Join the Small Business Legal Clinic and immigration and business attorney, Sarah Moe to learn about the difference between immigrant and non-immigrant visas, how to sponsor yourself or someone else for a business visa, and what is new at USCIS. There will be a Q&A portion at the end of the webinar.
Small Business Legal Clinic
October 3, 8:30am - 11:00am
POSTPONED: Reunion 2020: Come back to campus!
Law Campus
The classes of 1980, 1990, 2000 and 2010 are coming back to celebrate with an evening of friends, food and drink!
Law School Alumni Relations