Rosalie Abella, LLD’99, et Nicolas Kasirer, BCL’85, LLB’85, étaient voisins de bureau à la Faculté de droit à la fin des années 80. Aujourd’hui, les deux juges occupent des bureaux avoisinants à la Cour suprême du Canada. Ils étaient de passage pour échanger avec notre corps étudiant.
November 2019
Nos diplômé.e.s Azim Hussain et Isabel Schurman ont été honoré.e.s par le magazine Monde Juridique pour leurs compétences exceptionnelles en matière de plaidoirie.
November 2019
Beaucoup de choses à partager: photos du banquet des Retrouvailles et de soirées Coffeehouse; la couverture médiatique de l’accueil du juge Nicholas Kasirer à la Cour suprême du Canada; lettres d’opinion, nouvelles, honneurs et entretiens touchant notre communauté diplômée.
October 2019
In order to support Indigenous candidates in their application to McGill Law, the McCarthy Tétrault Language Fund was established to help break down barriers that Indigenous people sometimes feel towards the legal profession.
October 2019
To mark McGill’s upcoming 200th anniversary, McGill Law is creating a web-based interactive visual archive to explore the impact the Faculty throughout its history. Student teams, led by Professor Rosalie Jukier, have been diving deep into archival material to pull the contents together. Find out more.
June 2019
McGill Law alums comment on Bill 21, as well as on asylum and immigration cases, and espionage, start a legal clinic, head the Montreal Bar, receive the Mérite du Barreau, win oratory awards, and join the Federal Court. Continue reading…
June 2019
Two faculty members appointed associate dean, while others comment on Quebec’s Bill 21, the use of the word ‘genocide’, Brexit, and the replacement of an SCC judge. Also, some of their latest publications and media comments. Keep reading…
April 2019
It’s been a busy spring season of alumni events! We share some photos of functions recently held at the Faculty and abroad.
April 2019
The MILAMOS Project aims to inform States, space stakeholders and the general public about the dangers of unilateralism and lawlessness in space. Identifying and clarifying rules applicable to military uses in space will strengthen the very legal framework that has served to preserve peace and prosperity for over half a century of space exploration.
April 2019
Professor Ignacio Cofone offers a recap of the recently held Privacy Revolution conference, which included the participation of former Privacy Commissioner of Canada Jennifer Stoddart.
