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.

Join ILS for a free lunch and to learn about how you can get involved this year! 1Ls interested in running for the 1L representative board position are encouraged to attend. 

Professor Foster will be talking about the international certificate available at Lewis and Clark. 

ILS and ISG are co-hosting a panel of immigration lawyers to talk about how immigration is affected by changes in administrations.

Trade and investment disputes frequently concern environmental issues. Because both the WTO dispute settlement process and investment arbitration produce decisions that are binding, they can effectively make determinations about environmental issues. Drawing on my experience in both trade and investment disputes dealing with environmental issues, I will explore some of the advantages and disadvantages of the treatment of environmental issues in these dispute settlement processes. Also, the processes are under current criticism and questions arise whether reforms to them will have a positive or negative effect on the way environmental issues are dealt with.  Finally, on the basis of my own experience I will look at other types of dispute settlement mechanisms that also deal with environmental matters, specifically negotiation and conciliation.

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 is happy to bring Kent Roberts to campus to give a talk about his exciting work in the admiralty law field!

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.

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.

ILS is doing a movie screening of Woman in Gold. Free pizza, beer/cider, is 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.

Come found out what ILS is all about and learn more about becoming involved! 

Are you interested in international development efforts? Curious about how to turn your passion for social justice into a career? Come to this talk to learn about Lyla Bashan’s (’02 CAS) journey from Lewis & Clark to her current work in Armenia.

Immigration, Procedure, and Human Rights scholars will provide legal perspectives on the current administration’s policies.

Join Lewis & Clark’s Business Law Society, Student Advocates for Business and Environmental Responsibility (SABER), Tax Law, and International Law Society at Kells Irish Pub on Friday, March 2nd from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM to network with students and attorneys with drinks and food provided!

If you’d like to use your JD on a global scale, but aren’t sure how to take the first step, join the ILS and student panelists Demi Jacques, Christian Moak, Lilli Shoean, and Trinity Madrid to discuss the rewards, pitfalls, and strategies to achieving the international experience you’re hoping for. Lunch provided. Wednesday, October 25, 12:10 - 1:10 pm [Room 1]

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.

This symposium brings together a diverse set of speakers to offer insights on recent developments in managing corruption risks in International Business.  They will also offer practical advice on how to meet compliance requirements in the face of foreign challenges and how to design and implement an effective compliance regime.

Defense counsel for key members of Al-Qaeda accused of the 9/11 attacks will be presenting a panel discussion of their experiences representing America’s most notorious defendants.

The Role of Lawyers in NATO

Come learn about MercyCorps, an international aid and development organization focused on alleviating suffering, poverty and oppression by helping people build secure, productive and just communities around the globe.

Jeremiah Centrella, Deputy General Counsel for MercyCorps, will deliver remarks regarding his experience working for MercyCorps.

Come join us for a panel discussion with three highly successful international law practitioners! Q&A format and lunch will be provided!

Come join the award-winning International Law Society (ILS) for an information session about becoming a 1L board member, upcoming events, and more!

Professors George Foster, John Grant, and Ozan Varol also will be outlining courses offered by our Global Law Program.

Pizza will be provided!

Entertainment, Art, & Sports Law Society (EASL) is pleased to present the third annual  Lewis & Clark Law School Creative Exhibition and Talent Show.   The Exhibition will be ongoing in the LRC March 3rd – 6th.  The Talent Show will be in the LRC Thursday March 6th, in the Evening. There will also be a reception with beer, coffee, Voodoo donuts, catered food, and much more. This will not be a networking event. Prizes will be awarded after the Talent Show for the audience’s favorite Creative works and Talents. The prizes will include gift cards to Tryon Creek Bar & Grill, Corbett Fish House, Voodoo Donuts, Chez José, The Jolly Roger, and Redbox Video Rentals.

To sign up for the Creative Exhibition visit http://goo.gl/S6pF9
 To sign up for the Talent Show visit http://goo.gl/WuyfM

The deadline for submissions is February 23. Direct any questions to easl@lclark.edu 

Entertainment, Art, & Sports Law Society (EASL) is pleased to present the third annual  Lewis & Clark Law School Creative Exhibition and Talent Show.   The Exhibition will be ongoing in the LRC March 3rd – 6th.  The Talent Show will be in the LRC Thursday March 6th, in the Evening. There will also be a reception with beer, coffee, Voodoo donuts, catered food, and much more. This will not be a networking event. Prizes will be awarded after the Talent Show for the audience’s favorite Creative works and Talents. The prizes will include gift cards to Tryon Creek Bar & Grill, Corbett Fish House, Voodoo Donuts, Chez José, The Jolly Roger, and Redbox Video Rentals.

To sign up for the Creative Exhibition visit http://goo.gl/S6pF9
 To sign up for the Talent Show visit http://goo.gl/WuyfM

The deadline for submissions is February 23. Direct any questions to easl@lclark.edu 

Entertainment, Art, & Sports Law Society (EASL) is pleased to present the third annual  Lewis & Clark Law School Creative Exhibition and Talent Show.   The Exhibition will be ongoing in the LRC March 3rd – 6th.  The Talent Show will be in the LRC Thursday March 6th, in the Evening. There will also be a reception with beer, coffee, Voodoo donuts, catered food, and much more. This will not be a networking event. Prizes will be awarded after the Talent Show for the audience’s favorite Creative works and Talents. The prizes will include gift cards to Tryon Creek Bar & Grill, Corbett Fish House, Voodoo Donuts, Chez José, The Jolly Roger, and Redbox Video Rentals.

To sign up for the Creative Exhibition visit http://goo.gl/S6pF9
 To sign up for the Talent Show visit http://goo.gl/WuyfM

The deadline for submissions is February 23. Direct any questions to easl@lclark.edu 

Entertainment, Art, & Sports Law Society (EASL) is pleased to present the third annual  Lewis & Clark Law School Creative Exhibition and Talent Show.   The Exhibition will be ongoing in the LRC March 3rd – 6th.  The Talent Show will be in the LRC Thursday March 6th, in the Evening. There will also be a reception with beer, coffee, Voodoo donuts, catered food, and much more. This will not be a networking event. Prizes will be awarded after the Talent Show for the audience’s favorite Creative works and Talents. The prizes will include gift cards to Tryon Creek Bar & Grill, Corbett Fish House, Voodoo Donuts, Chez José, The Jolly Roger, and Redbox Video Rentals.

To sign up for the Creative Exhibition visit http://goo.gl/S6pF9
 To sign up for the Talent Show visit http://goo.gl/WuyfM

The deadline for submissions is February 23. Direct any questions to easl@lclark.edu 

United States Attorney Amanda Marshall will speak about her work against human trafficking, including types of criminal charges, programs available to help  victims, special concerns for children, and immigration issues that result from human trafficking. Lunch Provided. Questions?amcdonald@lclark.edu