With December just around the corner, Christmas is almost here! Join us for the London VYAP x BRG Christmas Drinks as we come together to celebrate the festive season over a glass of bubbly. 🥂 🎅 When? Wednesday, 11 December 2024, 6:30pm onwards 🎄 Where? Berkeley Research Group (BRG), 8 Salisbury Square, London EC4Y 8AP 🤶 RSVP to londonvyap@gmail.com. As always, places will be allocated on a first come, first served basis to anyone who fits the following criteria: 1️⃣ NQ-5PQE (or equivalent, if barrister or a foreign lawyer); and 2️⃣ must have a strong connection with the arbitration market in London. We look forward to seeing you all there!
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🗞️ Explore ARU London's blog post outlining the ideal structure for a law degree personal statement. ⚖️ Gain insights into crafting a compelling statement that highlights your passion, experiences, and skills relevant to the field of law. Learn how to structure your personal statement effectively to stand out in your application process. 💼 🔗Discover more here: https://ow.ly/xCG450Rph5Z #LawDegree #PersonalStatement #ARULondon
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🚨 New Publication Alert! 🚨 In a special #Frontiers piece, our first published in a language other than English, Professor Fabio de Sa e Silva from the University of Oklahoma delves into the relational legal consciousness in Brazil's Lava Jato case. ⚖️ 📚 Read the full post in Portuguese or its English translated version at: https://lnkd.in/dh3V5KQR. 🔹 About the Author: Fabio de Sa e Silva is an Associate Professor of International Studies and Wick Cary Professor of Brazilian Studies at the University of Oklahoma. Known for his high-impact research on law, lawyers, and democracy, Fabio continues to shape our understanding of legal systems and their societal impact. ✨ Don't miss out on this insightful read! Faculty of Law, University of Oxford University of Oklahoma College of International Studies #LegalStudies #OxfordLaw
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Upcoming Professional Development in May: 🗓️May 2: Supported Decision-Making and Representation Act - so far, so good? 📍Fredericton 🗓️May 9: Privacy In a Connected World 📍Fredericton 🗓️May 28: Gérer votre temps et votre énergie – séance à l’intention des jurists (FRENCH)📍Fredericton 🗓️May 30: Managing your Time and Energy for Lawyers (ENGLISH)📍Fredericton Learn more and register: https://lnkd.in/eRJ77Ey5
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🔔 The priority deadline for submission of Notices of Intent to Compete is TODAY at 11:00 pm local time! ⤵️ 🔗 https://lnkd.in/g2bxRZYw #AIPLA #MootCourt #LawStudents #LawSchool #LegalLife #Competition #Association #Networking #IP #IPLaw #IntellectualProperty
The 2024-2025 Giles S. Rich Memorial Intellectual Property Moot Court Competition is now open! ⚖️✨ 📅 See the problem, rules, and relevant dates here: https://lnkd.in/g2bxRZYw. 📧 If you have any questions about the rules for this competition, please contact the National Operations Co-Directors, Christopher Jeu and Daniel Wade, CIPP/US.
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One week left to enter the Kevin De Silva Memorial Competition. There are 3 topics which you can base your blog/opinion piece on: · Post Office Horizon IT Inquiry · The top three priorities for the new Lord Chancellor, The Right Hon. Shabana Mahmood MP; and · Goals for UN Sustainable Development Group Imagine if you win? Your article is printed by Nottinghamshire Law Society has the potential to go wider. 800 words could be life changing for a young lawyer. Get involved - stand apart from your peers. (Link to the competition is in my original post). #nottingham #lawcompetitions #juniorlawyers #lawstudents #paralegals #traineesolicitors #pupilbarristers #solicitorapprentices #cilex #students #lawlecturers #trainingsupervisors #pupilmasters
This is my brother Kevin. He was very studious, but this photo was actually taken upon his request for a photo reading a book, as we messed about waiting for a delayed flight. I remember that the hours passed in no time at all as we did lots of silly things like read as characters from a book out loud to unimpressed voyagers in Madrid airport. I miss him very much but one thing I was able to do after his unexpected death was to pay tribute to his academic ability, his brilliance as a Junior Lawyer and to create opportunities for anyone from any background. So in 2012, was born Nottinghamshire Law Society’s Kevin De Silva Memorial Competition. If you are a Junior Lawyer in Nottingham then please think about entering, it’s a way to get noticed by senior lawyers in Nottingham and externally. If you supervise Junior Lawyers, then encourage them to practise their writing skills, which are so important in this digital age. #nottingham #juniorlawyers #lawcompetitions #trainees #pupils #lawstudents #paralegals #cilex Here is a link to this year’s competition: https://lnkd.in/eFN2vRuX
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Very interesting man. Lectured me (us) and facilitated our understanding of commercial contract law. Quote of the semester: “Signatures are not magical. You can accept an offer by twirling in a tutu on the top of a mountain if that is how you mutually agreed to come to an agreement” not verbatim I’m paraphrasing. Everyone loves equitable estoppel (it’s like tay tay or liv liv or Kathy, some things are popular and seen as desirable). My favorite thing about commercial contract law is that you can drift into a contract. Just like you do something a few times a promise and some consideration and legally you are contracted (my hotel is trying to evict me). For those who are unsure a contract is a binding agreement.
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This is an interesting topic for everyone interested in resolving conflict and examining some of the assumptions about mediation that are still rumbling after nearly three decades. #accesstojustice #mediation #mediationresearch #youngmediators
We are delighted to welcome Dr Charlie Irvine of Strathclyde University back to our "In conversation with" events in connection with Young Mediators. On 24 October 2024, Dr Irvine will be discussing the findings of his PhD research on "Does Mediation deliver justice" Join us for what will be an engaging and interesting discussion. 🌍 When - 24 October 2024 ⌚ Time - 12.30 - 13.30pm 🗺 Where - Online (Zoom links will be issued to all attendees 2 days before the event) ✋ How - Sign up via Eventbrite on the link below We look forward to welcoming you! https://lnkd.in/dQxsj6dB
Does mediation deliver justice? In conversation with Dr Charlie Irvine
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Having judged this is in the past, I can attest to the calibre of students and it is wonderful experience for them. I thoroughly recommend any and all law schools to enter a team. #clientinterviewing #competition #lawschool
I am delighted to announce that entries are now open for the England and Wales National Client Interviewing Competition 2025. Law Schools can enter through our website: https://lnkd.in/eWKVhp4U. Once that form has been completed you will be taken to an Eventbrite link which will allow you to select a preferred regional and pay the fee which has been held this year at £150 per team. Please note that the entry is not confirmed until the fee is paid and although we will do our best to allocate you to your preferred regional, we reserve the right to adjust if necessary. Entries will be accepted until the 15th November 2024 or until we reach the maximum capacity of the competition (36 teams) at which point any entries will be added to a reserve list. This year there are three regionals to choose from: February 14th 2025- Online Regional February 15th 2025- Morning London Regional at the University of Law, Moorgate. February 15th 2025- Afternoon London Regional at the University of Law, Moorgate The rules for the competition can be found on the website. In particular, please remember that: - Students who have previously competed in the competition cannot compete again - Entering a team includes a commitment that a member of faculty will serve as judge - Only one team per University If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact any of us- we will be delighted to hear from you. Best Wishes from the Co-Chairs of the competition Matthew Parry- m.j.parry@swansea.ac.uk Aruna Verma- aruna.verma@law.ac.uk Johanne Thompson, SFHEA Johanne Thompson- j.m.thompson@kent.ac.uk Aruna Verma
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Our Governing Member in Belgium, BKV - CBD, has always stood firm in defending fair competition while ensuring high-quality service. Recently, they took decisive action regarding the unclear procurement procedure for relocating Verviers' city library. A company, not legally registered as a removal firm, won the tender despite lacking the necessary transport license or registered staff. BKV - CBD raised a complaint with the city council and questioned how this firm was selected, especially when 170,000 books had to be moved under such conditions. Strikingly, the city government bypassed its own rules. BKV - CBD’s director, Koenraad Vangoidsenhoven, informed us: "Although legally they are given 15 days to file a suspension petition, video footage shows that library staff were already packing books in mid-September. However, the tender stated that the removal firm had to take care of packing the boxes. How the city handled the procedure raises strong questions. So our members can no longer robustly dispute the decision. More to the point, the library has already reopened as of 17 October." This undermines fair competition and professionalism in the sector. BKV has officially filed a complaint against Verviers city council and the firm Fracht Belgium Air, urging the adoption of fair practices and supporting companies that comply with legal regulations. We will continue to follow this case closely, as unfair competition is a common concern for many of our members. #MovingCommunity #MovinginBelgium #FairCompetition
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It’s finally done. 🎙️ Our most ambitious project at Tales of The Tribunal has just gone live today - it is an audio narration of the Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot case file. Nearly 3 hours in length, it was a massive undertaking that we are proud to share with our audience and the Vis community as a whole. Here were some of the reasons we did this: 🌎 As an international competition conducted in English, narrating the materials may prove helpful for non-native English speakers as they prepare for their oral submissions; 🎧 Some people learn and digest information more easily by listening; 🏫 To assist coaches, arbitrators, and students in reviewing the materials when they may not have their bundle in front of them; 🏆 Just to see if we could pull off such a high quality production. We are excited to see how it’s used. Final thoughts— In addition to this version avaible by #podcast a #Youtube version will be available in the coming days. We’ll share it once it’s ready. If you would like to discuss having your: 📑 Legal Article ⚖️ Arbitral Rules or 💼 Any other documents professionally narrated Please reach out to us at TalesOfTheTribunal@Gmail.com https://lnkd.in/es_WQH-4 Willem C. Vis East International Commercial Arbitration Moot, Moot Alumni Association, Finnish Arbitration Association (FAA) #VisTheSeason #LawyerUp #InternationalArbitration
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