Penn Carey Law student Jalen Starks discusses summer work in global transactions
PENN CAREY LAW — Settling into our office for the week, my fellow summer associates and I were greeted by an unexpected yet welcome visit from Sebastian Fain, a New York City-based M&A partner in Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer’s Global Transactions practice.
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FORDHAM LAW NEWS — Fordham Law students and alumni traveled all over the globe this summer—from right here in New York City, to Seoul, and Paris.
Read More about Fordham Law highlights student’s summer work experiences around the worldUniversity of Miami Law to host Meg Kinnear for lecture on international arbitration
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI SCHOOL OF LAW — The 2023 White & Case International Arbitration Lecture will examine the origins of investment protection, highlight recent reforms to investor-state dispute settlement procedure, address some of the misunderstandings about the topic, and discuss some of the challenges ahead.
Read More about University of Miami Law to host Meg Kinnear for lecture on international arbitrationMitchell Hamline Law professor Kim Vu-Dinh speaks with academic leaders in Kosovo
MITCHELL HAMLINE SCHOOL OF LAW — Professor Kim Vu-Dinh traveled to Kosovo this summer, her second trip to the country as she continues building relationships that she began before her time at Mitchell Hamline.
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NYU LAW — This past summer, dozens of NYU Law professors left Washington Square for destinations across the country and around the globe, following a long stretch when the pandemic had limited travel. Their voyages took them to locales as disparate as Bali, Indonesia, and Bristol, England, to teach, lecture, participate in conferences and workshops,…
Read More about NYU Law highlights law professors working around the worldPenn Carey Law highlights recent graduates working in international public interest roles
PENN CAREY LAW — Every year, graduates from the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School’s renowned LLM program launch impactful public interest careers working in NGOs and government agencies around the world.
Read More about Penn Carey Law highlights recent graduates working in international public interest rolesPepperdine Law Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution to host mediation training program in Switzerland
PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY CARUSO SCHOOL OF LAW — The Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution’s popular Mediating the Litigated Case (MLC) professional training program is going global.
Read More about Pepperdine Law Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution to host mediation training program in SwitzerlandA look at the USC Gould Law Alternative Dispute Resolution Program
USC GOULD SCHOOL OF LAW — People come from far and wide to learn the skills of dispute resolution at USC Gould School of Law.
Read More about A look at the USC Gould Law Alternative Dispute Resolution ProgramVisiting Stanford Law fellow Nasiruddin Nezaami reflects on the invasion of Afghanistan
STANFORD LAW SCHOOL — Nasiruddin (Nasir) Nezaami’s heart was pounding as he neared the Torkham crossing at the Afghanistan-Pakistan border in May 2022. He had been constantly on the move, switching houses every few weeks to stay under the Taliban’s radar while continuing to teach his law classes online at the American University of Afghanistan (AUAF).
Read More about Visiting Stanford Law fellow Nasiruddin Nezaami reflects on the invasion of AfghanistanWashington & Lee Law professor Kish Parella publishes article in Cornell Law Review
THE LAW REVIEW — Washington and Lee law professor Kish Parella has published an article in the Cornell Law Review. The article, “International Law in the Boardroom,” examines how and when corporations comply with international law.
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