Looking Back on “Stateless Law? The Future of the Discipline”
In celebration of the tenth anniversary of McGill’s unique BCL/LLB program, the Faculty of Law hosted a major international conference on legal education September 28 and 29, organized by the Paul-André Crépeau Centre for Private and Comparative Law.
Turbulent Skies Ahead
The Institute of Air & Space Law hosts a symposium on controversial new carbon emissions and trading rules for aviation that promise more turbulence for practitioners of air law and for Quebec’s nascent carbon market.
George Bermann and The ‘Arbitrability’ Trap
Professor George Bermann delivered the annual Brierley Memorial Lecture this September. His engaging lecture focused on the relationship between the courts and arbitral tribunals.
Faculty News Roundup
Autumn is a busy time around the Faculty, with dozens upon dozens of events, lectures and conferences held under the fall foliage. Here are a few recent highlights.
Caroline Bérubé: Entre Guangzhou et Singapour
Caroline Bérubé, BCL’99, LLB’99, une diplômée établie à Guangzhou depuis de nombreuses années et qui était de passage à la Faculté de droit pour offrir une activité de formation nous parle de son travail comme associée directrice du cabinet HJM Asia Law & Co.
Op-Ed: What law shouldn’t be saying about sex
Professor Robert Leckey writes an OpEd in the Montreal Gazette about the Supreme Court ruling on the legal status of sexual intercourse by someone who fails to disclose that he or she is HIV-positive.
