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Rupa Karyampudi, Law’11, and Courtney Mulqueen, Law’00, credit their QLA experience for providing them with direction and in motivating them to form their own firm, MK Disability Lawyers.
Rupa Karyampudi, Law’11, and Courtney Mulqueen, Law’00, credit their QLA experience for providing them with direction and in motivating them to form their own firm, MK Disability Lawyers.

Disability lawyers credit their firm’s success to Queen’s Legal Aid student experience

November 21, 2018
Addressing mutual concerns regarding access to justice issues underscored the strong and lasting influence the clinic has had on both Courtney Mulqueen’s and Rupa Karyampudi’s perspectives and their approach to their law practice.
During the Queen’s Venture Law Society launch event lunchbreak, guest speaker Mark Asfar, Law’17 (Artsci’14), talks to Queen’s Law students about his experience working with entrepreneurial law firm Momentum Law.
During the Queen’s Venture Law Society launch event lunchbreak, guest speaker Mark Asfar, Law’17 (Artsci’14), talks to Queen’s Law students about his experience working with entrepreneurial law firm Momentum Law.

Queen’s Law student group creates more innovative business law opportunities for peers

November 6, 2018
The new Queen’s Venture Law Society has formed several partnerships to bolster experiential learning for Queen’s Law students interested in business law.
PhD candidate Abayomi Okubote has received a prestigious CIGI-ILRP Graduate Scholarship for his research on the utility of third-party funding in international arbitration in the face of rising arbitration costs. (Photo by Garrett Elliott)
PhD candidate Abayomi Okubote has received a prestigious CIGI-ILRP Graduate Scholarship for his research on the utility of third-party funding in international arbitration in the face of rising arbitration costs. (Photo by Garrett Elliott)

Queen’s Law doctoral student developing a framework to regulate third-party funding in international arbitration

October 26, 2018
In his PhD studies, Abayomi Okubote is expanding on his experiences as a lawyer, arbitrator and vocation leader in his native Nigeria.