One or two TA’s able to attend sessions of the Problem Solving Workshop during the Winter Term to take attendance and assist with other chores. There is a stipend. I am glad to supervise a Spring Term writing project for two credits as well.

Prof. Fisher seeks three RAs to work with him and three HBS students in developing a case study to examine when fashion innovators do and do not need or use IP protection. The analysis will include comparison of at least one US firm with at least one European firm. Interested students should contact (and send resumes to) Kathy Curley ( curley at law.harvard.edu) by Oct. 29.

Avlana Eisenberg, Safra Center for Ethics Fellow & former Climenko
Fellow, is interested in hiring a Research Assistant for work on
multiple projects involving criminal justice reform and the prison
industry.  If interested, please send an email to
 aeisenberg at law.harvard.edu including a brief statement of interest and
copies of your CV and law school transcript.

Visiting Professor Khanna is interested in hiring a Research Assistant with experience in conducting empirical work, regressions, or experimental work. The projects involve topics in Corporate Crime, Law & Economic Development in India and Corporate Governance in Emerging Markets. Students with a background in public policy, economics and business are encouraged to apply. If interested please send an email to Professor Khanna at  vkhanna at law.harvard.edu.

Sabi Ardalan, Lecturer on Law and Assistant Director of the Harvard Immigration and Refugee Clinical Program, seeks research assistants to help with interdisciplinary projects involving trauma, refugees, and U.S. asylum law during fall 2013 and spring 2014. Students interested in the position should submit a resume and brief statement of interest to sardalan at law.harvard.edu.

Professor Goldsmith would like to hire someone to do editing and footnote work on some cybersecurity essays done for NATO. The project offers a chance to work with a former very senior executive branch official in charge of cybersecurity. If you are interested send your resume to  Qashat at law.harvard.edu.

Professor Hal Scott is looking for a Harvard Law School student to work as a research assistant, beginning as soon as possible. This person will provide briefing points in preparation for an upcoming Symposium on US-Japan financial regulatory issues. Knowledge of Japan’s capital markets preferred. Please send your resume to  wgrace at law.harvard.edu.

Climenko Fellow Joe Fishman seeks a research assistant to help with projects involving copyright law during Fall 2013. Students interested in the position should submit a resume and transcript to  jfishman at law.harvard.edu.

The Berkman Center for Internet & Society seeks research assistants for a project involving research and analysis on privacy law and policy. Positions available for Fall 2013 and/or Spring 2014. If interested, please send a resume, writing sample, and letter of interest to David O’Brien at dobrien at cyber.law.harvard.edu.

We are looking to hire a research assistant to prepare a review of recent literature on litigation in the area of sexual and reproductive rights. Send your CV and short statement of interest to Mindy Roseman: mroseman at law dot harvard dot edu

Climenko Fellow Dan Epps seeks a research assistant to help with projects involving criminal law and criminal procedure during Fall 2013. Students interested in the position should submit a resume and transcript to  depps at law.harvard.edu

Visiting Professor Sanford Levinson is looking for a research assistant for the fall semester. The work will involve work on American constitutional history, including state constitutions. Students who are interested should send an expression of interest, transcript and resume to Marilyn Uzuner at  muzuner at law.harvard.edu.

Description The student will assist in literature reviews and sorting through FDA documents, clinical trial information, and scientific publications. They will also assist in carrying out basic functions of the study and background research for manuscripts. Position to start ASAP. Project Description: This is a research project about the ethical challenges of the pharmaceutical industry. It includes a formal evaluation of the accuracy and completeness of primary information about drugs recently approved by the FDA. Additionally, it tests a strategy to incentive better behavior by pharmaceutical companies and researchers, where needed, to reduce or eliminate critical knowledge gaps and bad practices around the communication of clinical trial results. Other research aspects will focus on the role and practices of IRBs. Contact Information Jennifer Miller, Lab Fellow Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics  jmiller at ethics.harvard.edu  href=”http://www.ethics.harvard.edu/people/show-bio/all/401?layout=showbio” title=”http://www.ethics.harvard.edu/people/show-bio/all/401?layout=showbio” target=”_blank”>http://www.ethics.harvard.edu/people/sho…

Research Assistant Justin Driver, a visiting professor, is seeking a research assistant for Fall 2013 to work on writing projects involving constitutional law and constitutional theory. Students interested in the position should submit a resume to  jdriver at law.harvard.edu

Interested in U.S. financial markets? Want to work on concrete policy recommendations? Professor Hal Scott seeks PT Research Associates for the Committee on Capital Markets Regulation. Join us for pizza and to learn more! Thursday, September 19, 5pm – 6:30pm, Harkness 205

The Problem Solving Workshop Program is looking for a research assistant for the fall semester. The work will involve conducting research for materials to be used in PSW and will focus on a variety of sociological aspects of various practice roles. 2L & 3L students only please. If interested, please submit a resume and statement of interest to Kristin Flower at  kflower at law.harvard.edu by Friday, September 20th.

Professor Abrams is looking for a research assistant for the fall semester. The work will involve tax research and writing as well as some administrative law. Students who are interested should send an expression of interest, transcript and resume to Kim Peterson(kpeterso@law…).

Professor Meltzer is looking for research assistants to help with preparation of a revision of a Federal Courts casebook. If you are interested, please provide a c.v., a copy of your transcript, and a letter explaining your interest to his assistant Kimberly O’Hagan ( kohagan at law.harvard.edu). Her office is Areeda 334.

Professor Anker is looking for a student to perform a time-limited amount of research on a chapter for her upcoming edition of Law of Asylum in the United States. This position would start immediately and not constitute more than 10-15 hours total of work. Please contact Bonnie Rubrecht at brubrecht(AT law.harvard.edu with a copy of your resume or CV if you are interested in applying.

Professor Goldsmith is looking for 1-2 research assistants to help him with research on various labor law and labor history related tasks, and (possibly) to help out with his labor law blog, onlabor.org . Expertise in labor is helpful but not a prerequisite; willingness to commit to work on projects for both semesters is a prerequisite. If interested, please send resume, transcript, and any statement of interest to  qashat at law.harvard.edu by Friday September 13.