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Professor Lisa Larrimore Ouellette explains a proposal before the World Trade Organization to suspend patents related to COVID-19 vaccines.
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Launched in 1971 when women comprised just 13 percent of the student body, Women of Stanford Law celebrates 50 years of supporting women law students.
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Fred Alvarez, JD ’75 (BA ’72), is the recipient of this year’s Gold Spike Award, Stanford’s highest honor for volunteer service. Stanford University President Marc Tessier-Lavigne conferred the award at a virtual ceremony held in April.
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The Stanford Law-supported Lawyers for a Sustainable Economy initiative recently wrapped up a successful two-year run matching nonprofits and start-ups with attorneys from leading U.S. law firms providing pro bono legal services.
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Immigrants’ Rights Clinic students discuss an informational toolkit they had prepared for criminal defenders representing clients that are a part of the Institutional Hearing Program, a program by the Department of Homeland Security.
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