BLSA-Queen’s will be offering and participating in events and activities that are academic-related and designed to reflect the beauty in the Black culture.
Law’80 Careers in Business Law panelists Heather Bonnell, Law’20, Brad Allgood, Law’10, and Kelley McKinnon, Law’88, discuss the legal dimensions of ESG issues and why they matter.
Students will be mentored by some of Canada’s leading defense lawyers while contributing to access to justice in the new Criminal Appellate Internship program.
Steve McKersie, Law’98, is now in the second year of his six-year term as CEO of Gowling WLG (Canada) LLP, the first-ever multi-national law firm co-led by British and Canadian operations. (Photo by Rachael Reid)
Steve McKersie, Law’98, CEO of Gowling WLG (Canada) LLP, shares how mentorship and relationship-building have shaped his career and leadership philosophy.
BLSA-Queen’s will be offering and participating in events and activities that are academic-related and designed to reflect the beauty in the Black culture.
Law’80 Careers in Business Law panelists Heather Bonnell, Law’20, Brad Allgood, Law’10, and Kelley McKinnon, Law’88, discuss the legal dimensions of ESG issues and why they matter.
Students will be mentored by some of Canada’s leading defense lawyers while contributing to access to justice in the new Criminal Appellate Internship program.
Grads who are shining brightly on the Canadian legal landscape are included on Lexpert magazine’s annual list of “Rising Stars – Leading Lawyers Under 40.”
Queen’s celebrates a half-decade of equipping undergraduate students and professionals with a foundational understanding of the law essential for today’s knowledge economy.
A new alliance will allow the school and International Inter-Tribal Trade and Investment Organization to partner with Canadian First Nations and American tribes to research and develop tools that focus on helping exercise the inherent Indigenous right of intertribal trade along the Canada-U.S. border.
After receiving a Queen’s honorary LLD, Canadian business icon Wes Hall met with Black Law Students’ Association-Queen’s members, offered feedback to “Gaels’ Den” students, and engaged in a fireside chat with Nigel Masenda, Law’20.
Supreme Court Justice Malcolm Rowe explains to students and faculty how he harbors no doubts about the ability and willingness of Canada's legislatures and courts to respond to changing public needs in fair and equitable ways.