Stanford Law School

Speakers at the commencement ceremony highlighted the importance of community, shared effort, and resilience.

Looking for a good book or two to dig into during the summer? Law School faculty offer some of their favorite reads.

The SIHRLA Action Hub pairs students with nonprofits to do pro bono work.

Members were recognized for their contributions to public interest law and pro bono work during the annual public interest awards reception.

A new report calls for accessible, reliable climate data to drive effective greenhouse gas reduction strategies.

A professor and student have collaborated to unveil a free, publicly accessible dataset of over 1 million SEC-filed contracts, enabling systematic analysis of contract language for the first time.

A cross-campus team spanning Stanford Law School and the Computer Science Department celebrated 20 years of leadership at the FutureLaw conference, featuring panels, a hackathon, and the inaugural UN AI for Good conference.

Under the leadership of Professor Bernice Grant, the Entrepreneurship Clinic gives students the opportunity to counsel underserved entrepreneurs, business leaders, and nonprofits.

In partnership with the Superior Court of Los Angeles County, the Rhode Center and Legal Design Lab released a report on challenges in eviction cases and recommendations for the court’s continued leadership in evidence-based innovation.

Tenant struggles in the county served by the Community Law Clinic echo national patterns and, according to researchers, reinforce the need for increased rental assistance.