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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.
Black undergraduate students learned all about prepping to apply to law school and more from members of the Black Law Students’ Association – Queen’s Chapter at a pre-law information session co-organized with the Queen’s Black Academic Society on October 10.
Black undergraduate students learned all about prepping to apply to law school and more from members of the Black Law Students’ Association - Queen’s Chapter at a pre-law information session co-organized with the Queen’s Black Academic Society on October 10. (Photo by Zoe Walwyn)

Queen’s Black law students extend outreach through new partnerships

October 12, 2018
The Black Law Students’ Association - Queen’s Chapter has teamed up with two key campus groups – one for undergraduates and the other for alumni – to better support Black students at Queen’s Law.
Law Society of Ontario bencher Peter Wardle, Law’84, spoke with Queen’s Law students on October 1 about the important question, “Should We Get Rid of Articling?”
Law Society of Ontario bencher Peter Wardle, Law’84, spoke with Queen’s Law students on October 1 about the important question, “Should We Get Rid of Articling?”

Queen’s to advise law society on the future of articling in Ontario

October 3, 2018
Queen’s Law will play an important role in making recommendations to the Law Society of Ontario as it seeks input on the future of its Lawyer Licensing Program.