This simulated trial—one of the first of its kind--is being conducted by the University of North Carolina School of Law as part of Converge-Con), a large AI Festival taking place at UNC-Chapel Hill from October 22nd through 24th.
By invitation only November 7-9, 2025 Chetola Resort Blowing Rock, N.C. Invitations to come this summer.
Join UNC School of Law alum Jennifer Puryear ’95 and Professor Leigh Osofsky for a virtual mid-winter book club on Miracle Creek by Angie Kim with fellow alumni. Jennifer, author of the blog Bacon on the Bookshelf, will lead a spirited conversation about Kim's literary courtroom thriller. We encourage you to make Miracle Creek your ...
February 12, 2026 6 p.m. The Carolina Inn | Chapel Hill, N.C. By invitation only With Thanks: Sharing Perspectives, Shaping Futures In recognition of your generous support of UNC School of Law, please join us for this special dinner to celebrate your impact and engage in meaningful dialogue about shaping the future of Carolina Law. ...
This event is sold out. To join the waitlist, please email mann@unc.edu. Presented by the UNC Law Alumni Association February 13, 2026 8 a.m. – 6:30 p.m. UNC School of Government Chapel Hill, N.C. Register by February 5, 2026 Join UNC School of Law alumni and students for a day of legal education and receive five hours of ...
February 27, 2026, 12-1 p.m. | Virtual Hosted by the UNC Law Alumni Association, Carolina Law Professor Rick Su presents legal analysis on current immigration topics in the United States during a lunch-time virtual event. Register by February 24 to receive the Zoom link.
Save the Date UNC School of Law Center for Banking and Finance sponsors the continuing legal education program focused on the basics of banking law for lawyers.
Save the Date UNC School of Law Center for Banking and Finance sponsors the Banking Institute, a continuing legal education program that focuses on important issues for bankers and their lawyers. The Institute is designed to provide the highest quality CLE on cutting-edge issues related to banking law.
The colloquium brings together leaders from law, media, and technology for a dynamic conversation at the intersection of policy and practice. This year's event features Meta Vice President of Global Public Policy Kevin Martin.
Professor Bill Marshall discusses "The First Gentleman" by Bill Clinton and James Patterson, sharing his insights from serving as deputy counsel to the president and deputy assistant to the president during the Clinton Administration. Email Brian Stern at brian.stern@unc.edu to join the LAA book club email list for updates. Register by April 17