Law Student Resources

The Antitrust and Consumer Protection Section Law Mentorship Program is geared toward the professional advancement and support of Antitrust and Consumer Protection Section law practitioners in California. The program matches mentors and mentees based on their responses to questionnaires designed to assess applicants’ career goals, areas of interest, and relevant experiences. More information is available here.

The Environmental Law Section invites you to join their mentorship program. The ELS Mentorship Program pairs newer attorneys with more experienced attorneys. You may apply to be a mentor or mentee. More information is available here.

The Labor and Employment Law Section connects individuals as mentors and mentees. The Section makes the initial introduction between the mentor and mentee, and the mentor and mentee are responsible for contacting each other and developing their relationship. If you are interested in participating as a mentor or mentee, please sign up here.

You MUST be a member of the Labor and Employment Law Section to participate in this mentorship program.

Access to mentoring and constructive feedback early in one’s career is an important indicator of long term professional success. The Taxation Section is proud to support mentoring through its Odyssey Mentorship Program with the goal of shaping future productive and confident leaders of the profession.  The Odyssey Mentorship Program provides mentees with a confidential forum to ask questions, be exposed to other members of the profession, and gain expertise so they can be assured, skilled tax practitioners.  It also provides mentors with the opportunity to give back to the tax community and help support the future of the profession by ensuring its new members are best prepared for the professional challenges they may face. Learn more about the Odyssey Mentorship.

You MUST be a member of the Taxation Section to participate in this mentorship program.

Are you interested in becoming an IP Section Reporter? The Intellectual Property Section of the California Lawyers Association is looking for 2Ls, 3Ls and recent graduates to serve as IP Section Reporters. Learn more here.

The Privacy Law Section showcases the analytical skills and insightful perspectives of law students with a keen interest in privacy law through the Student’s Corner. It is a diverse collection of articles, essays, case analyses, and commentary written by students from various law schools. The goal is to provide a platform for aspiring legal professionals to share their thoughts on privacy law, enhance their writing skills, and engage with a broader audience.

Recent featured articles:

• Fault Without Proof: Comparative Responsibility for Statutory Privacy Violations
• Navigating Suppression of Electronic Evidence Under CalECPA
• Data Privacy and Antitrust: Competing Frameworks for Mitigating Privacy Harms

See all articles.