Delana Sobhani

Delana Sobhani is a student at Harvard Law School in the Class of 2024. She is originally from Herndon, Virginia, and received her B.S. from Georgetown University before coming to law school.

Articles by Delana:

Police Unions and the Labor Movement: A Contested History and an Uncertain Future

A New Dawn For Corporate America: How the Rich and Powerful Use Bankruptcy to Evade Accountability

Editor’s Picks

Oppression through Litigation

David vs Goliath: How Corporate Interests Dominate Civil Appellate Litigation & What We Can Do About It

A gap in access to expert appellate legal representation has enabled wealthy corporations to shape the legal landscape to their benefit. Plaintiff-side appellate litigators are trying to change that.

Simone Unwalla

The Public Interest Drift

Big Law’s Capture of Students of Color

How and Why Harvard Law students of color are being funneled into Big Law

Rosie Kaur

Capturing the Public Good

What ‘Good’ is Pro Bono?: How Big Law Firms Use Pro Bono To Mask Harm

Big Law's False Promise of Pro Bono

Editor’s Picks

Simone Unwalla

Rosie Kaur

Logan Campbell