Oregon Law Virtual Events
At Oregon Law, we are committed to bringing you the same conversation, connection, and collaboration, no matter the venue.
Join us virtually as we continue our mission to drive change.
Upcoming Virtual Events
Westlaw Tabling
February 17–26
noon
William W. Knight Law Center
Commons
Helping 1L students with Westlaw related research questions or any questions that 1Ls have.
Lunch and Learn - Labor Law Crash Course
February 25
noon
William W. Knight Law Center
184
The Labor and Employment Law Association is hosting a Lunch and Learn! Learn from students about their experiences working for labor unions. Please RSVP if you plan on attending so that we can get an accurate headcount for lunch!
Who Really Owns What? Power, Profit, and Intellectual Property in Creative Industries” Panel
February 25
noon
Virtual Only, 175
We will have three experts: Moorisha Bey-Taylor, Baron Ojogho, and Stacy L.Wu in Intellectual Property Law with particular emphases on Trademark Law within the realm of Sports and Entertainment, as well as IP practice in smaller boutique firms.
This will be an insightful discussion held over Zoom and streamed in person. We welcome all students, including anyone with an interest in IP or its intersection with other fields of legal practice.
Immigration Law Updates- with ILSA!
February 25
1:00–2:00 p.m.
William W. Knight Law Center
142
Come and learn about updates in the Immigration Law space with your favorite ILSA members!
Westlaw Tabling
February 17–26
noon
William W. Knight Law Center
Commons
Helping 1L students with Westlaw related research questions or any questions that 1Ls have.
How Old Legal Rules Haunt the Modern Workplace, featuring Oregon Law Professor Liz Tippett
March 3
noon
William W. Knight Law Center
141
In her compelling new book, The Master-Servant Doctrine: How Old Legal Rules Haunt the Modern Workplace, Oregon Law Professor Liz Tippett reveals through historical context and contemporary case studies how modern employment law and management practices remain tainted by the centuries-old “master-servant” doctrine, which gives employers significant power over workers. In this talk, Tippett will share insights relevant for advocates, legal scholars, and anyone who’s ever worked a terrible job.
Free and open to the public.
Sponsored by UO's Wayne Morse Center for Law and Politics. Co-sponsored by the University of Oregon School of Law.
Purim Bagels + Coffee
March 3
noon
William W. Knight Law Center
241
Attend the Jewish Law Student Association (JLSA) purim themed bagels and coffee event. Free coffee, bagels, and hamentashen!
Public Interest Environmental Law Conference (PIELC) 2026
March 12
Law Building and Erb Memorial Union (EMU)
Land Air Water is excited to announce the 44th annual Public Interest Environmental Law Conference (PIELC), held in Eugene, Oregon, from Thursday, March 12, through Sunday, March 15, 2026. This year's theme, "Fight Back," emphasizes coming together to oppose the recent and ongoing efforts to dismantle environmental protections and social justice. We hope those who attend share ideas, celebrate successes, and leave feeling empowered to continue this fight. Please visit pielc.org for details and more information.
Passover Tabling
April 1
noon
Commons,
Come grab some free matzah from the Jewish Law Student Association (J.L.S.A.) to celebrate and prepare for Passover (???)
Law Tech General Meeting
April 6
1:00–2:00 p.m.
142,
Join LawTech for our monthly general member meeting! We will be discussing current events and future programming
Bagels + Coffee
February 10–April 9
noon
William W. Knight Law Center
241
Attend the Jewish Law Student Association's bagels + coffee event. We will have bagels, cream cheese, onions, tomatoes, and lox, and friends.