‘A Good Time to Serve One’s Country’
Power to the People
Class Notes: Summer 2022
1958 Phil Zeidman recently retired after an “uncommonly lucky and rewarding career” which allowed him to practice law, be involved in politics, and travel. He started out in government service for 10 years and then was in private practice for 54, many of those in a firm bearing his name. He writes that his definition […]
‘One Generation … from Segregation to the Supreme Court’
At the Top of His Game
An Ounce of Prevention
Justice Stephen Breyer returns to Harvard Law School
Commencement x 3
During the last week of May this year, three Harvard Law School classes celebrated a long-awaited Commencement. Members of the Class of 2022, who received their diplomas from Dean John F. Manning ’85 on the 26th, were followed over the weekend by returning graduates from the Classes of ’20 and ’21, whose in-person Commencement exercises […]