2024 Business Law Spring Luncheon & Distinguished Business Law Graduate: David Howitt ’94
Join us for the Business Law Spring Luncheon on March 1st at The Nines in downtown Portland, celebrating the 29th anniversary of our program. This year, we’re excited to honor David Howitt ’94, Founder & CEO of Meriwether Group and co-founder of Oregon Chai, as our Distinguished Business Law Graduate.
5th Annual Data Privacy Symposium
Friday, February 16th - Sessions 9:30 AM-5:00 PM - Reception 5:00-7:00 PM, LRC
DPG’s 5th Annual Data Privacy Forum is right around the corner! Join us for our Symposium: AI’s New Role in Informational & Decisional Data Privacy. RSVP for the whole day with a lunch included, or come by for individual sessions as you are able! The Forum is open to the entire legal and privacy community, making it a great opportunity to learn and ~network~! Registration link here. For questions, please email dataprivacygroup@lclark.edu.
4th Annual Data Privacy Forum
The Data Privacy Group (DPG) and the Center for Business Law and Innovation (CBLI) welcome you back to Lewis & Clark Law School for the 4th Annual Data Privacy Forum!
This year’s panels focus on privacy and ethics.
DPG Explore – Litigation and Negotiation Careers
“DPG Explore” is a career exploration series that brings attorneys from diverse backgrounds and practices to speak about their career paths and provide practical advice on entering the privacy, security, or information governance legal fields.
Our first “DPG Explore” speaker is Stoel Rives attorney Nathan Morales.
Nathan is an experienced trial and appellate attorney who has successfully briefed and argued in the Oregon Court of Appeals, Oregon Supreme Court, and Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.
Our first “DPG Explore” speaker is Stoel Rives attorney Nathan Morales.
Nathan is an experienced trial and appellate attorney who has successfully briefed and argued in the Oregon Court of Appeals, Oregon Supreme Court, and Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.
Food will be provided. Please RSVP at dataprivacygroup@lclark.edu so we can get an accurate head count.
Alice Cuprill-Comas ’95
Lewis & Clark Law School is pleased to announce Alice Cuprill-Comas ’95 as our 2022 Business Law Distinguished Graduate.
Careers in Business Law: A Conversation with OSB New Business Lawyers
Are you considering a career as a business attorney? Curious if it will be thrilling? Worried it might be mind-numbing? Unsure what business lawyers even do? We’ve got (at least some of) the answers! Please join a panel of four associate business attorneys for an event sponsored by the Oregon State Bar Business Law Section’s New Business Lawyers Subcommittee in McCarty 4 about the ins-and-outs of practicing business law on April 12th from 12:10-1:00pm. See you there!
Careers in International Law: A Conversation with L&C Alumni
Join Professor George Foster as he discusses careers in international law with three Lewis & Clark Law School Graduates.
“Increasing Diversity in Innovation” Webinar, Sponsored by IPSO
Lewis and Clark’s Intellectual Property Student Organization (IPSO) would like to personally invite you to join us for an important discussion about underrepresentation in inventorship, and practical steps companies are taking to improve representation of women and minority inventors. Please join us via webinar on April 1st , noon to 1 pm (PST) as we hear from Suzanne Harrison (USIPA), Kim Tran (LinkedIn), John Mulgrew (Lenovo), Jason Friday (Lenovo), and Ceyda Maisami (HP).
Register here.
We hope that you’ll take the information shared by our presenters back to your firm’s leadership and urge them to sign the Pledge Supporter Program in support of companies and clients participating in The Diversity Pledge, “a commitment to working to understand and address the issue of underrepresented inventors.”
Law Firm Economics: The Spring 2022 Xperiential Workshop
Please join us as we host three attorneys who will speak to issues such as compensation, billing, promotion, and governance of law firms of various sizes.
Sustainable Protein: The Legal, Business, and Ethical Dimensions
Please join the Center for Business Law and Innovation (CBLI) and the Center for Animal Law Studies (CALS) at Lewis & Clark Law School for the annual Business and Food Law Forum being held virtually on February 18, 2022.
2021-22 International Law Distinguished Visitor Lecture with Professor Thomas J. Schoenbaum
2021-22 International Law Distinguished Visitor, Professor Thomas J. Schoenbaum, University of Washington Law School.
Career Services & CBLI Careers in Business Law
Join us as we host three members of the CBLI Innovation Board–Tricia Juettemeyer (Facet Legal), Suk Kim (Zapier), and Robert Scott (Jibe)–in a discussion of careers in business law.
Students can attend remotely:
Students can attend remotely:
(Zoom Meeting ID: 671 141 3803)
Entertainment Law Workshop
Students interested in entertainment law, artist advocacy, and contract drafting are invited to attend the first EMLS workshop.
Our local panelists, Ryan Mauck, James Ball, and Adjunct Professor Greg Levinson, will dissect an entertainment law contract in real time.
To attend, fill out this form, or email entmtmedials@lclark.edu to sign up.
Our local panelists, Ryan Mauck, James Ball, and Adjunct Professor Greg Levinson, will dissect an entertainment law contract in real time.
To attend, fill out this form, or email entmtmedials@lclark.edu to sign up.
The Spring 2021 Xperiential Workshop: Law Firm Economics
Four attorneys will describe the ways law firms are run. The discussion will also take up the risks and the opportunities facing firms during the pandemic. Attention: This event will not be recorded, and thus cannot be viewed later.
Speakers will include:
Jerry Carleton, Immix Law (Seattle), CBLI Innovation Board Member
Kathrine Brown, Latham & Watkins (NY)
Graciela Cowger, Schwabe
Steve Hedberg, Perkins Coie (Seattle), CBLI Innovation Board Member
Speakers will include:
Jerry Carleton, Immix Law (Seattle), CBLI Innovation Board Member
Kathrine Brown, Latham & Watkins (NY)
Graciela Cowger, Schwabe
Steve Hedberg, Perkins Coie (Seattle), CBLI Innovation Board Member
Data Mapping with Maitreya Jani
Data Mapping is the process of categorizing the different kinds of information that are collected by a company and stored for processing to determine what obligations a company has regarding the information. It is an essential skill for any privacy attorney.
Date: Friday, February 19, 2021
Time: 12:00 - 1:00 P.M.
Event Link:https://zoom.us/my/dataprivacygroup/
About the Guest Speaker: Maitreya Jani is the Assistant General Counsel for Patents at Fortune Brands Home & Security. Among other responsibilities in that role, he creates internal privacy policies to ensure compliance with applicable privacy laws. He is also a board member for the Lewis & Clark Law School Center for Business Law and Innovation (CBLI).
Free
Second Annual Data Privacy Forum
Join Lewis & Clark Law School at the 2nd Annual Data Privacy Forum! Connect with attorneys, privacy professionals, and students interested in this area of law during four educational panels.
Forum topics:
- Consumer Privacy and Security
- Law Enforcement Data Collection and Use
- Algorithmic Bias
Date & Time:
Friday Jan 29, 2020 from 1:00 - 5:00 PM PST
Register by January 22, 2021, via this link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2nd-annual-data-privacy-forum-tickets-136057103459
General Admission: FREE / Attorneys seeking CLE (3.0 hours): $50
Digital Advertising/Data Privacy
Join professionals from Nike to discuss real world legal and privacy issues in digital advertising.
https://zoom.us/my/dataprivacygroup/
https://zoom.us/my/dataprivacygroup/
The CBLI Xperiential Workshop: “Accelerating the Deal.”
Accelerating the Deal Process and Maximizing Returns gives students the opportunity to learn how Intel’s legal and business teams work together to close deals. This interactive and exciting event allows students to work in teams on a multi-faceted negotiation exercise and receive meaningful feedback from experts in the field. By Invitation only.
CBLI, The Exchange: Nike Roundtable “Doing Business in 2020”
Center for Business Law & Innovation: The Exchange, Nike Roundtable– “Doing Business in 2020.” A roundtable discussing the challenges of doing business this year.
Importing and Exporting Amid a Trade War: Tariffs, Export Controls, and Sanctions
Leading practitioners from around the country will explore issues of pressing concern to any company involved in international trade, as well as to their lawyers.
The Exchange: The Center for Business Law & Innovation Speakers Series – Paul Ehrlich, GC Adidas
Paul Ehrlich, General Counsel – Global Brands and Americas at Adidas, will speak about life as GC at a multinational corporation. Lunch provided. There will also be a raffle of Adidas gear, and select attendees will win a pass to the Adidas employees store.
The Contracts Behind Influencer & Audience Agreements
Joel Andrew (CB Baby), Andrea Selkregg (Idea Legal), and Parna Mehrbani (Tonkon Torp), will exchange views on influencer and audience agreements, which serve to protect the interests of all parties to influencer campaigns, define ownership and usage rights of materials, and clarify campaign expectations.
Lunch provided.
Lunch provided.
2020 Data Privacy Forum
Join Lewis & Clark Law School at the 1st Annual Data Privacy Law Conference. Connect with attorneys, privacy professionals, and students interested in this area of law.
Rex A. Malott BS ’73, JD ’76
Lewis & Clark Law School is pleased to announce Rex A. Malott BS ’73, JD ’76 as our 2019 Business Law Distinguished Graduate.
Entrepreneurs in the Food Chain
Innovation at the Intersection of Investment, Entrepreneurship & the Law
A one-day forum for food entrepreneurs, lawyers and law students to share strategies for overcoming the challenges that food entrepreneurs face as they navigate a daunting, complex maze of laws and regulations.
A one-day forum for food entrepreneurs, lawyers and law students to share strategies for overcoming the challenges that food entrepreneurs face as they navigate a daunting, complex maze of laws and regulations.
23rd Annual Business Law Fall Forum “The Procedure of IP”
This forum will explore the various ways in which the laws of Civil Procedure and Intellectual Property intersect. Among other things, speakers will cover preclusion in the context of administrative proceedings, the territorial scope of IP claims and remedies generally, equitable estoppel within copyright cases, jury instructions in copyright cases, and the standards for infringement and burdens of proof in copyright cases.
Ambyr O’Donnell ’01
The Business Law Spring Luncheon is an opportunity to celebrate the accomplishments of our students and to thank the many members of the community who lend their time, resources, and talents to the curricular and extracurricular activities of the Business Law Program.
Joint JD/MBA Info Session with Portland State University
Joint JD/MBA Info Session with Portland State University
21st Century Food Law: What’s on our Plates?
The annual environmental law symposium this year will focus on important food related issues with panels on food labeling, food production and environmental/animal impacts, and food and health policies and ethics. Academics from across the country will write and speak on these topics, and their papers will be published in our ENVIRONMENTAL LAW journal. For more information contact elaw@lclark.edu.
22nd Annual Business Law Luncheon
This year as we celebrate the 22nd anniversary of the Business Law Program, we will honor Steven Hedberg, class of ’84, as our Distinguished Business Law Graduate. Steve is Chief Operating Officer at Perkins Coie. The business law faculty bestows this award annually to a graduate of the Law School who has demonstrated exemplary leadership, has made a positive mark on the legal or business profession.
Steven Hedberg ’84
Lewis & Clark Law School is pleased to announce Steven Hedberg ’84 as our 2017 Business Law Distinguished Graduate.
2016 Business Law Fall Forum
Please join us for Lewis & Clark Law School’s 21st Annual Business Law Fall Forum: Innovating CSR: From the Local to the Global.
2016 Crime Victim Law Conference
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Registration is now open! Click here to register.
2016 Crime Victim Law Conference
Click here to learn more about this year’s conference.
Registration is now open! Click here to register.
Registration is now open! Click here to register.
Food Fusion: Law’s Sustaining Role in Food
From urban ag to business advice, the second annual Food Law Forum will feature informative panels of local experts addressing legal and policy issues involved in producing and providing the food we eat. The interactive sessions will include topics ranging from: urban farming to land use, food startups, micro-entrepreneurship, licensing, labeling, and alcohol distribution. The forum is designed for law students, lawyers, entrepreneurs, and other professionals currently working, or interested in, in the food and agriculture industries. The forum is made possible through a collaboration of the Business Law Programs and the student Food and Wine Law Society.
Professor Loren’s 2015 “The Business of Copyright” Lunchtime Series
Come hear about the practice of intellectual-property and entertainment law in a variety of contexts. From a movie company to a non-profit focused on facilitating licensing of content, from a solo practitioner to Fortune 100 company – an IP lawyer’s practice can be many things.
‘IP in the Trees’ Workshop Series- Professor Christopher Newman
Professor Newman joins us from George Mason University School of Law. He will workshop his paper, ‘Letting Nature Run Its Course: How (And Why) To Resuscitate Fair Use’s Moribund Second Factor.’
2016 Lewis & Clark International Law Symposium- Managing Corruption Risks in International Business: Perspectives from the U.S. and Abroad
This symposium brings together a diverse set of speakers to offer insights on recent developments in managing corruption risks in International Business. They will also offer practical advice on how to meet compliance requirements in the face of foreign challenges and how to design and implement an effective compliance regime.
Harley Franco ’77
Lewis & Clark Law School is pleased to announce Harley Franco ’77 as our 2016 Business Law Distinguished Graduate.
‘IP In The Trees’ Workshop Series - Sarah Wasserman Rajec
Professor Sarah Wasserman Rajec joins us from William & Mary Law School. She will present her recent paper ‘The Intellectual Property Hostage in Trade Retaliation’ to students, faculty, and local IP practitioners.
BLSA Networking Event at Perkins Coie
Borrowing concepts from speed dating, the BLSA Networking Event will facilitate short, focused conversations between current law students and local attorneys in a relaxed setting. Topics that will be addressed include networking, business development, and finding your voice as a lawyer.
2015 Distinguished Intellectual Property Visitor
We are pleased to announce The Honorable Denise Cote from the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York as the 2015 Distinguished Intellectual Property Visitor. Her lecture ‘Hitting Refresh: Intellectual Property Rights and the Internet’ is open to the public.
A Conversation with The Honorable Steven W. Rhodes
The Honorable Steven W. Rhodes will discuss the city of Detroit’s bankruptcy case and the implications for Puerto Rico, Chicago, and cities on the brink of collapse.
Sixth Annual IP In The Trees Workshop Series- Robert Brauneis
Professor Robert Brauneis joins us from The George Washington University Law School. He will present a draft of a paper entitled “The Copyright Office Catalog: What Fifteen Million Registration Records Can Tell Us About Creative Production in the United States, 1978-2012.
Business Law Fall Forum- Workplace Secrets, Loyalty, and Poaching: Protecting Employer Interests and Employee Liberty
Save the date for the 20th Annual Business Law Fall Forum- Workplace Secrets, Loyalty, and Poaching: Protecting Employer Interests and Employee Liberty
Legal Stumbling Blocks for Small Businesses
Small business owners are invited to learn about entity selection, intellectual property, contracts, and other legal issues facing small business owners from interns with the Small Business Legal Clinic.
Showcase of Student-Designed Craft Beers
The Lewis & Clark College Center For Entrepreneurship invites you to join us for a Showcase of Student-Designed Craft Beers. Tasting is open to all members of the Lewis & Clark Community 21 years and older.
20th Annual Business Law Spring Luncheon
Each year our Business Law Luncheon not only celebrates the accomplishments of our students and business law program, but allows us to thank the many members of the community who lend their talents to our curricular and extracurricular activities.
Legal Stumbling Blocks for Small Businesses
Small business owners and entrepreneurs are invited to learn about entity selection, intellectual property, tax issues and other legal challenges facing small business owners from interns with the Small Business Legal Clinic.
Real Estate Law Panel
Ask questions and learn about current real estate issues and what its like in today’s legal practice.
Eat, Pray, Law: A Food Forum
Eat, Pray, Law: A Food Forum will explore a broad spectrum of food law and policy topics from the farm to the fork. Issues range from labeling and transparency to sustainability, urban agriculture, and food justice.
Fifth Annual IP In The Trees Workshop Series- Aaron Perzanowski
Professor Aaron Perzanowski will workshop his paper The End of Ownership: Personal Property in the Digital Economy. He joins us from Case Western Reserve School of Law, where he specializes in intellectual property and telecommunications law.
Building a Restaurant Empire in Law and Business
Please join Lewis & Clark Law School alumni Riley Lagesen and Laura Warf and renowned local restaurateur Kurt Huffman of ChefStable in an intriguing lunch session on what it takes to build a successful legal or business empire in the restaurant industry.
United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) Visit
Bill Griffin of the United States Patent & Trademark Office (USPTO) will be available to meet with students in an informal setting, to discuss practice and job opportunities with the USPTO.
Gary Grenley ’75
Lewis & Clark Law School is pleased to announce Gary Grenley ’75 as our 2015 Business Law Distinguished Graduate.
Alternative Careers with Lawyers
Using your law degree for the changing legal and business worlds.
WLC & BLS Faculty Roundtable
The roundtable is designed to allow first-year students to meet women professors outside of the classroom. In addition, it gives upper-class students the chance to discuss the conditions and choices that women attorneys have faced in the workplace.
Tax Panel
Tax Panel in Classroom 1, 12:10-1:00pm.
Oktober Fest hosted by the Food and Wine Society
Join the Food and Wine Society as we sample local beers, eat sausage and chicken dance.
Business Law Fall Forum: Educating the Transactional Business Lawyer
This forum will focus on how legal clinics are transforming the education of the transactional business lawyer.
Farm and Food Law 101
For those interested in farming and food - but not necessarily in that order!
Steven W. Seymour will be at Lewis and Clark to talk about the laws farmers
and other food providers face in their every day business. Brought to you by The Food and Wine Society.
Steven W. Seymour will be at Lewis and Clark to talk about the laws farmers
and other food providers face in their every day business. Brought to you by The Food and Wine Society.
The Road to Marijuana Legalization
Come ask and learn about the potential social and economic impacts of marijuana legalization from our experts.
Dinner with an Entrepreneur Series: Amber Case
Dinner with an Entrepreneur Series: Amber Case
General Meeting
SABER’s First Annual General Meeting
OVLA Workshop: Destruction, Mutilation, and Attribution: Visual Arts & Federal Law
OVLA hosts a wide range of events that benefit Oregon’s arts community. Gain legal knowledge at our Legal Clinic and seminars on topics like basic copyright law, tax assistance, business organizing and more. Events are free to OVLA members and clients.
Román D. Hernández ’00
Lewis & Clark Law School is pleased to announce Román D. Hernández ’00 as our 2014 Business Law Distinguished Graduate.
March 20th Deadline for L&C’s “Incubator+Launch Seed Fund”
Lewis & Clark’s Center for Entrepreneurship serves as a hub of innovation and collaboration for our entire community. This year we are transforming the Venture Competition into the Lewis & Clark Incubator+Launch Seed Fund in order to emphasize the process of conceiving and learning how to develop and launch entrepreneurial ventures.
Fourth Annual IP In The Trees Workshop Series- Peter Lee
Peter Lee is Professor of Law at UC Davis Law School, where he continues to examine the intersection of science and society in his legal research, which explores the patent system’s impact on scientific and technological progress. Professor Lee’s work has also addressed the broader question of how intellectual property affects the creation and dissemination of ideas.
2014 Panel of Leading General Counsel
Join us for the First Annual General Counsel Panel on March 3, 2014 at Lewis & Clark Law School.This year’s event will present a panel of leading general counsel who have risen to the tops of their legal departments and will share their journeys with us, as well as their insight on important topics.This event is open to all students, faculty and staff.
Fourth Annual IP In The Trees Workshop Series- Lionel Bently
Lionel Bently joins us from the University of Cambridge, where he is the Herchel Smith Professor of Intellectual Property Law and Director of the Centre for Intellectual Property and Information Law. He has authored several important publications on IP Law and brings with him a worldly expertise on the subject.
The Honorable Patti B. Saris
Is the Trial Court’s Role in Patent Litigation Too Indefinite?
Lewis & Clark Law School’s Intellectual Property program welcomes their 15th Annual Distinguished Intellectual Property Visitor, Judge Patti B. Saris of the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts.
Lewis & Clark Law School’s Intellectual Property program welcomes their 15th Annual Distinguished Intellectual Property Visitor, Judge Patti B. Saris of the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts.
A Fireside Chat With Allan Vermeulen of Amazon.com
Lewis & Clark’s Center for Entrepreneurship Presents the first in its series of Fireside Chats. In this inaugural chat, Michael Kaplan, managing director of the Center for Entrepreneurship, will talk with Amazon.com’s Allan Vermeulen about Vermeulen’s involvement in creating cloud computing and what it really means to be entrepreneurial, even in a very big company.
The event is free and open to the public.
The event is free and open to the public.
18th Annual Business Law Fall Forum
Success & Failure in Professional Sports
This forum will explore a variety of issues at the intersection of sports and business. Leading professionals, academics, and jurists will provide insight into the constantly evolving world of sports law. Through four distinct panel sessions, panelists will discuss: 1) managing and operating a professional sports team; 2) the reasons why sports teams file for bankruptcy; 3) collective bargaining between leagues and players; and 4) the financial difficulties professional athletes face after retirement. The forum offers attendees the ability to gain a unique perspective on a number of complex sports law issues from those with unparalleled first-hand knowledge and experience.
This forum will explore a variety of issues at the intersection of sports and business. Leading professionals, academics, and jurists will provide insight into the constantly evolving world of sports law. Through four distinct panel sessions, panelists will discuss: 1) managing and operating a professional sports team; 2) the reasons why sports teams file for bankruptcy; 3) collective bargaining between leagues and players; and 4) the financial difficulties professional athletes face after retirement. The forum offers attendees the ability to gain a unique perspective on a number of complex sports law issues from those with unparalleled first-hand knowledge and experience.
Fourth Annual IP In The Trees Workshop Series- Margaret Chon
Professor Margaret Chon will be showcasing her most recent article, “Slow Logo: Brand Citizenship in Global Value Networks.” Professor Chon is a dedicated scholar and teacher of intellectual property and critical theory at Seattle University School of Law. She is currently the Donald & Lynda Horowitz Professor for the Pursuit of Justice, and formerly Associate Dean for Research.
Fourth Annual IP In The Trees Workshop Series- Ryan G. Vacca
Professor Vacca will be showcasing his most recent article on the work-made-for-hire doctrine in copyright law, which was selected as the winner of the University of Houston’s IPIL Sponsored Scholarship Grant for the Legal Academy. Ryan G. Vacca is Associate Professor of Law at The University of Akron School of Law. Professor Vacca’s research and teaching interests include copyrights, intellectual property, and products liability.
Ying Chen ’95
Lewis & Clark Law School is pleased to announce Ying Chen ’95 as our 2013 Business Law Distinguished Graduate.
Molly Van Houweling
Molly Shaffer Van Houweling is Professor of Law at the University of California, Berkeley, where she also serves as one of the Faculty Directors of the Berkeley Center for Law and Technology. Professor Van Houweling’s teaching and research interests include intellectual property, law and technology, and property doctrine and theory.
Entertainment/Art/Sports Law Society (EASL) — Annual Creative Exhibition and Talent Show
Second Annual Creative Exhibition and Talent Show
There will be a reception with food and drink on March 7th before and after the Talent Show, in the LRC. For more information, contact easl@lclark.edu.
This will not be a networking event.
Cosponsored by: Intellectual Property Student Organization, Food & Wine Society, American Constitution Society, Federalist Society, Law Revue
There will be a reception with food and drink on March 7th before and after the Talent Show, in the LRC. For more information, contact easl@lclark.edu.
This will not be a networking event.
Cosponsored by: Intellectual Property Student Organization, Food & Wine Society, American Constitution Society, Federalist Society, Law Revue
Edward Lee
Edward Lee is a Professor of Law and the Director of the Program in Intellectual Property Law at IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law. Professor Lee’s research focuses on the ways in which the Internet, technological development, and globalization challenge existing legal paradigms.
The Honorable Judge William Alsup
“What is Right and Wrong with our Patent System” a lecture give by Judge Alsup.
Lewis & Clark Law School’s Intellectual Property program welcomes their 14th annual Distinguished Intellectual Property Visitor, Judge William Alsup of the United States District Court for the Northern District of California.
Lewis & Clark Law School’s Intellectual Property program welcomes their 14th annual Distinguished Intellectual Property Visitor, Judge William Alsup of the United States District Court for the Northern District of California.
Kevin Emerson Collins
Kevin E. Collins is a Professor of Law at Washington University School of Law in St. Louis, MO. He is a well known patent scholar who frequently uses an interdisciplinary lens to shed new light on patent law.
Keller Law & Entrepreneurship Scholar application deadline
The Business Law Faculty Invite YOU to be a Keller Law & Entrepreneurship Scholar, Spring Semester 2013!
Each Scholar will receive a $1,000 Scholarship!
Deadline to apply is Monday, November 26, 5:00pm
This spring, March 8, the Lewis & Clark Law School is hosting the Keller Law and Entrepreneurship Forum. The Forum is designed to give students and faculty the opportunity to meet with leaders of the business community and members of the practicing bar to discuss important business issues of the day. In spring of 2013, the Forum topics will involve discussions around Sports Law. The Forum begins with an informal lunch for scholars and professors, followed by the Forum, which is divided into two sessions, followed by a reception. The sessions will be moderated by Professor Lydia Loren and Interim Assistant Dean Steve Goebel, and will emphasize informal interaction among all present. A committee comprised of members of the business law faculty will select up to eight law students and two CAS students as Keller Law and Entrepreneurship Scholars. Please click on the link above for more information on how to apply.
Questions? Lindsay Kadish, lkadish@lclark.edu, 503-768-6639
Each Scholar will receive a $1,000 Scholarship!
Deadline to apply is Monday, November 26, 5:00pm
This spring, March 8, the Lewis & Clark Law School is hosting the Keller Law and Entrepreneurship Forum. The Forum is designed to give students and faculty the opportunity to meet with leaders of the business community and members of the practicing bar to discuss important business issues of the day. In spring of 2013, the Forum topics will involve discussions around Sports Law. The Forum begins with an informal lunch for scholars and professors, followed by the Forum, which is divided into two sessions, followed by a reception. The sessions will be moderated by Professor Lydia Loren and Interim Assistant Dean Steve Goebel, and will emphasize informal interaction among all present. A committee comprised of members of the business law faculty will select up to eight law students and two CAS students as Keller Law and Entrepreneurship Scholars. Please click on the link above for more information on how to apply.
Questions? Lindsay Kadish, lkadish@lclark.edu, 503-768-6639
Careers in Tax Law
Distinguished LC alumni will discuss their career paths and the current JOB PROSPECTS in tax law.
17th Annual Business Law Fall Forum
Balancing Investor Protections, the Environment, and Human Rights
Jun Ge ’95
This year, the Law School is pleased to bestow this honor upon Jun Ge, who graduated from the East China University of Political Science and Law and Lewis & Clark Law School in 1995.
Keller Entrepreneurship Scholars Forum
This program is designed to give Lewis & Clark Law School and CAS undergraduate student scholars interested in entrepreneurship an opportunity to engage with business leaders, policy makers and lawyers, in thoughtful and dynamic discussions regarding today’s most pressing issues, from banking and securities regulation to small business financing; sustainability and worker outsourcing to global trade and intellectual property protection. Scholars will have an opportunity to explore a wide array of these and other challenging issues facing local, national and global entrepreneurs, including corporate and nonprofit leaders, start-up ventures, financiers, bankers, policymakers and regulators.
Stacey L. Dogan
“Useful Articles in Trademark Law”
2012 Distinguished Business Visitor
The Lewis & Clark Law School’s 2012 Distinguished Business Visitor is Lewis Steverson, Senior Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary to the Board for Motorola Solutions.
2011 Fall Immigration Forum
Lewis & Clark Law School welcomes Professor Hiroshi Motomura, the Susan Westerberg Prager Professor of Law at the UCLA School of Law. Professor Motomura is a leading scholar and teacher of immigration and citizenship law and the author of Americans in Waiting: The Lost Story of Immigration and Citizenship in the United States. Motomura will be a central speaker on the immigration panel of the ACLU Northwest Civil Liberties Conference. On the same day, the law school will host a interdisciplinary forum with leading migration scholars in diverse fields to discuss the ideas and themes of Motomura’s forthcoming book on immigration outside of the law. The forum will focus on legalization of noncitizens unlawfully present in the United States.
The Honorable Judge William C. Bryson
“A Panel Discussion with Judge Bryson”
Lewis & Clark Law School’s Intellectual Property program welcomes their 13th annual Distinguished Intellectual Property Visitor Judge William C. Bryson of the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.
Lewis & Clark Law School’s Intellectual Property program welcomes their 13th annual Distinguished Intellectual Property Visitor Judge William C. Bryson of the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.