New York Student Panel (Business Law Society)

Join us over lunch to learn about the New York recruit! After our popular New York panel last semester, we are back to provide you with the student perspective on the New York recruit this summer.

 

Our esteemed panel will consist of upper-year students who have successfully participated in the New York recruit for several firms including Davis Polk, Skadden, Kirkland & Ellis, Paul Weiss, and Sullivan & Cromwell.

 

U of T Law event, March 2 & 3, delves into climate change from a legal and policy perspective

Tuesday, February 28, 2023

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How is climate change affecting the law, and the role of law in society?

On March 2 & 3, the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Law, aims to broaden legal and policy discussions and explore how climate change is impacting law, and the legal profession at Law in a Changing World: The Climate Crisis.

New York Panel

This panel will provide students an opportunity to hear from New York-based U of T grads with a wide range of experience. Come hear about the transition from Toronto to New York, what working life is like there, and how you can break into the scene. The panel discussion will be followed by a Q&A period where you can ask any questions you have yourself.

Introduction to Business Law Panel

The Business Law Society is excited to present our first event of the year: Introduction to Business Law Panel! This event will provide students with a broad overview of what the different areas of business law are by hearing from practicing lawyers from a wide range of careers. It will consist of a moderated panel that will be followed by a Q&A session so that attendees will have the opportunity to gain further perspective into what careers in business law look like.

New York Recruit Panel

The Business Law Society is excited to present our New York Recruit Panel! Please join us for a panel discussion and Q&A to learn more about the upcoming New York Recruit from upper-year students who recently went through the process. 

Panellists:

Canadian Competition Reform: Views from Practice

Virtual event co-hosted by USC Gould School of Law Center for Transnational Law and Business and the U of T Law Future of Law Lab

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The Implications of Facial Recognition Technology

The Implications of Facial Recognition Technology
An Investigation through the lens of Constitutional, Privacy, and Human Rights Law

Tuesday, February 15th from 12:30pm-2:00pm

 

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