Leading practitioners from around the country will explore issues of pressing concern to any company involved in international trade, as well as to their lawyers.

GNHRE in conjunction with Lewis & Clark Law School are hosting the first webinar in the GNHRE webinar series on February 10th 2020,11am EST (8am PST).

Lewis & Clark Law School will host the annual workshop of American Society of International Law’s interest group on International Law in Domestic Courts.

Join us to learn more about studying and externing outside the U.S.  The session will provide an overview of summer and academic semester study abroad options, as well as gaining practical experience through an international externship. We will be joined by the representative from our summer study abroad partner Santa Clara.

Attorneys Matthew Cohen and Jun Jin from the U.S. Agency for International Development’s Office of the General Counsel will provide an overview of operational and legal challenges involved in delivering humanitarian and development assistance abroad, and will also offer their perspectives on careers in international development. 

Coffee and bagels with International Law Committee’s Distinguished Visitor, hosted by ILS

Attorney Merril Keane will talk about the effects of the trade wars and other trade situations under the Trump administration.

ILS and SIEL are hosting a happy hour at Senate! First drink and appetizers are on us! Come out for a chance to meet and mingle with local attorneys who have an international law component to their work!

A representative from UMKC Law School will be on campus to share information about the opportunity to study in China during Summer 2019. LC Law partners with UMKC on this exciting program. Come hear the details and ask questions.

A representative from UMKC Law School will be on campus to share information about the opportunity to study in China during Summer 2019. LC Law partners with UMKC on this exciting program.  Come hear the details and ask questions.

An Informal & interactive discussion on how to look for and secure an international externship. Alum Chris Helmer, who practices International Litigation at Miller Nash Graham & Dunn, and Professor Bob Klonoff will join us to offer their advice on seeking international opportunities. Coffee and bagels will be provided.

Informal Q&A session and a chance for students to ask prior international program participants about their experiences. Lunch provided!

Join us to learn more about studying and externing outside the U.S.  The session will provide an overview of summer and academic semester study abroad options, as well as gaining practical experience through an international externship. We will be joined by the representative from our summer study abroad partner Santa Clara.

Lewis & Clark Law School is pleased to announce that the 2017-18 International Law Distinguished Visitor will be Mila Versteeg, Class of 1941 Research Professor of Law and Director of the Human Rights Program at the University of Virginia School of Law.

On November 10, 2017, Lewis & Clark Law School hosted a scholarly workshop of the American Society of International Law’s Dispute Resolution Interest Group (DRIG). Scholars from around the country presented academic works-in-progress on a wide range of issues involving international dispute resolution, and received input from designated discussants and other workshop participants.

Informal presentation on how to look for and secure an international externship. Alum Chris Helmer, who practices International Litigation at Miller Nash Graham & Dunn, and Professor Bob Klonoff will join us to offer their advice on seeking international opportunities. Coffee and bagels will be provided.

A representative from Santa Clara Law School will be on campus to share information about their Summer 2018 study abroad opportunities.  Join us to learn more about their offerings and to ask questions.

Join us to learn more about studying and externing outside the U.S.  The session will provide an overview of summer and academic semester study abroad options, as well as gaining practical experience through an international externship.  We will be joined by representatives from our summer study abroad partners, UMKC and Santa Clara.

Prof. John H. Knox of Wake Forest University School of Law will speak on the intersection of human rights and climate change at Lewis & Clark Law School. Climate change has been called the greatest threat to human rights in the twenty-first century.  The rapidly warming climate is already contributing to floods in India, droughts in southern Africa, and typhoons in the Philippines, and is threatening to displace communities from the Arctic to the South Pacific. How can a human rights perspective help to combat its worst effects?  The title of his talk is “The Implications of Human Rights Law for Addressing Climate Change.”

A representative from Santa Clara Law School will be on campus to share information about their Summer 2017 study abroad opportunities.  Join us to learn more about their offerings and to ask questions.

Join us to learn more about studying and externing outside the U.S.  The session will provide an overview of summer and academic semester study abroad options, as well as gaining practical experience through an international externship.  We will be joined by representatives from our summer study abroad partners, UMKC and Santa Clara.

Please join us for Lewis & Clark Law School’s 21st Annual Business Law Fall Forum: Innovating CSR: From the Local to the Global.

Crossing Borders: Animals & Business

Join us for an afternoon discussing the intersection between animals and trade. The Symposium aims to address the animal related issues embedded in U.S. and international trade regulations, with emphasis on CITES, the TPP, and horse related issues.

For the Greater Good: The Intersection of TCKs and Volunteerism

The Role of Lawyers in NATO

The 23rd annual Animal Law Conference, which is now sold out, will feature cutting-edge global animal law issues including protecting animals in their native countries; international marine mammal challenges; animal testing outside the US; factory farming worldwide; animals in constitutions; litigation and legislation updates; and much more.

Realizing International Indigenous Rights in Domestic Law: A Panel Discussion and Webinar Sponsored by Lewis & Clark Law School and the American Society of International Law’s Rights of Indigenous Peoples Interest Group

Please join the Global Law Program in welcoming Professor Tom Ginsburg of the University of Chicago. Professor Ginsburg, who is one of the world’s leading experts on comparative constitutional law, will present at 12:10pm on the topic of War and Constitutional Design. Please RSVP to lawevent@lclark.edu by September 15.

The Third Annual Younger Comparativists Committee Conference will be held on April 4-5, 2014, at Lewis & Clark Law School in Portland, Oregon.   The conference will begin with an evening reception on Friday, April 4th, and continue with all-day concurrent panels on Saturday, April 5th.

For more information, please click here. Registration is closed at this time.

Join visiting scholar Charles Anthony Smith in Room 105 of Miller Hall
on the College of Arts and Sciences campus for a scholarly look at
international human trafficking.