Tulane's Enviornmental Law Center hosts the Environmental Law & Policy Summit which brings together the top environmentalists, academics, legal practitioners and policymakers.

In recognition of the fiftieth anniversary of the graduation of Tulane Law’s first African American student, Michael Starks, and in gratitude and appreciation of all Black alumni who have graduated since Mr. Starks, Tulane Law School is honoring Black alumni achievement all year long through events and programming around the country, culminating in a Black Law Alumni Weekend in New Orleans.

Jointly organized by Tulane Law School’s Center for Energy Law and the Tulane Energy Institute of the A.B. Freeman School of Business, the Forum will gather global experts from industry, government and the legal and business academies to discuss some of the most pressing challenges and opportunities of our time

Prof. Amy Gajda will host a conference entitled "Privacy, News, and the Future of Freedom of the Press," including a Thursday evening showing of the Sundance/CNN film titled “Holy Hell.”

Tulane Law School will host the 14th Annual International Conference on Contracts, the largest annual scholarly and educational conference devoted to Contracts and related areas of commercial law.