Law

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

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.

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.

An analysis of eviction statutes by students from the Stanford Law and Policy Lab is helping to inform a proposed law that would offer tenants options to catch up on overdue rent.

The Stanford clinic has been involved in several landmark cases over the last two decades.

During a recent event on campus, professors Jonathan Gienapp and Michael McConnell came together for a wide-ranging discussion about the intersection of history, law, and politics in constitutionalism.

A new project will focus on piloting and refining AI “co-pilots” to assist legal aid organizations with eviction defense and re-entry debt.