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An Engineer’s Journey Through the Legal System

From the Outside Looking Back In: Confessions of a Former In-House Counsel

Branching Out: Leveraging the Law for Entrepreneurship from the Co-Founder of the SyFy Channel

David B. Wilkins Delivers Keynote at Thomson Reuters & Westlaw Japan Conference

Student Fellow Documents Harvard Law School’s Native American Graduates

How In-House Counsel Deal With ‘Perpetual State Of Crisis’ in Law360

Harvard Law School: Report on the State of Black Alumni II, 2000-2016

Diversity in Practice: Race, Gender, and Class in Legal and Professional Careers

The Women and Men of Harvard Law School

Harvard Law School Report on the State of Black Alumni: 1869-2000