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- Winston-Salem, NC, 27109
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- 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
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PILO Auction 2009Created on Wednesday
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Events
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- Christian Legal Society Lunch ...
Room 1309, Worrell
Thursday, November 5 at 12:00pm - NCBA International Law and Pra...
Room 1302, Worrell
Thursday, November 5 at 12:00pm - The Future of the Federal Just...
Room 1302, Worrell
Wednesday, November 4 at 3:00pm - A Conversation With
Room 1312, Worrell Professional Center
Wednesday, November 4 at 12:00pm - Labor and Environmental Implic...
Room 3202, Worrell Professional Cen...
Friday, October 30 at 9:00am - First American Death Row Exper...
Room 1312, Worrell
Thursday, October 29 at 12:00pm - Environmental Law Speaker
Room 1302, Worrell
Wednesday, October 28 at 12:00pm - North Carolina Court of Appeals
Room 1312, Worrell
Tuesday, October 27 at 3:00pm - Blogger Meeting
Room 1306, Worrell
Friday, October 23 at 12:00pm - Federalist Society Sponsored D...
Room 1302, Worrell
Thursday, October 22 at 12:00pm
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- Reminder to volunteer for Habitat for Humanity 10:51am Sep 18
- Orientation Schedule 2:03pm Aug 13
- IPLJ announces newest staff members 6:47am Jul 28|4 Comments
Wake Forest University School of Law The Wake Forest Intellectual Property Law Journal is pleased to welcome three new members to our staff: Thanh Ngo, Emily Cantrell, and Arlene Mu. These students were selected based on their interest and experience in intellectual property.
Wake Forest University School of Law Each October, the WFU Public Interest Law Organization (PILO) sponsors an auction to raise money to fund scholarships for those who are interested in taking summer jobs working in public interest, which are typically unpaid. This year, the auction raised over $15,000.
Wake Forest University School of Law North Carolina attorneys Peter O. Evenson (Tuggle Duggins & Meschan, P.A.), Sean King (Williams Mullen), and Charles T. Hagan(Hagan Davis Mangum Barrett Langley & Hale PLLC) will share their experiences and advice on careers in International Law.
Time:12:00PM Thursday, November 5th
Location:Room 1302, Worrell
Wake Forest University School of Law Professor Laura Graham will speak about being a Christian in law school and in the academy.
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Professor Carol Anderson is sponsoring this class in memory and honor of the late William L. Osteen Sr., who was for many years an extraordinary jurist on the federal bench in the Middle District of North Carolina. He also served as U. S. Attorney for the Middle District and was known throughout his career as a brillia...nt trial lawyer. Judge Osteen's many legal gifts were only transcended by his humanity and humility. He was a person whose character was without peer. He always sought to do what was right, first and foremost. Former U. S. Attorney Kenneth W. McAllister and current Criminal Chief Assistant U. S. Attorney Clifton T. Barrett ('85) will discuss the federal justice system, present and future, with an eye to how it might be improved. Other special guests may also attend this important presentationRead More
Time:3:00PM Wednesday, November 4th
Location:Room 1302, Worrell
Wake Forest University School of Law Don't miss today's “Conversation with” Professor Hassan El Menyawi, the International Law and Human Rights Visiting Professor at the United Nations University for Peace, at noon in Room 1312. We are celebrating the 10-year anniversary of the speaker series so in addition to pizza there will be cake!
Wake Forest University School of Law Election Day '09: Keep an eye on the Virginia governor's race today. Wake Law alumnus R. Creigh Deeds ('84) is running in one of only two gubernatorial races in the nation.
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Also on Tuesday's ballot are races for lieutenant governor, attorney general and the House of Delegates. Polls close at 7 p.m.
Wake Forest University School of Law Wake Forest law school students and faculty hosted a dinner for N.C. Court of Appeals Judges James A. Wynn, Linda M. McGee and Wanda G. Bryant after oral arguments in the law school's courtroom on Tuesday, Oct. 27.
Wake Forest University School of Law Don't miss the Honorable Mary Catherine Cuff, presiding judge, New Jersey Superior Court, Appellate Division discussing the path she took, the benefit of clerkships and tips on how to market yourself for clerkships as well as the experience of being a female judge in a predominately male judiciary today at noon in Room 1302.
Wake Forest University School of Law DNA exonerees Darryl Hunt, Kirk Bloodsworth and Joseph Abbitt pose after a Wake Forest University expert panel discussed the causes, reforms and remedies in innocence cases on Thursday, Oct. 29, at the law school.
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Is the NAFTA environmental regime most properly suited for promotion of sustainable development? Find out at http://blogs.law.wfu.edu/samslater/tag/f
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Wake Forest Professor of Law John H. Knox introduces the afternoon topic of environmental issues in trade agreements. He argues that the NAFTA Commission for Environmental Cooperation should be seen as ...
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Second-year law student Sam Slater sounds off about NAFTA. http://blogs.law.wfu.edu/samslater/tag/f
Source: blogs.law.wfu.edu
Improvements could be made to NAFTA. It would be better to merge all the side-trade agreements between the United States and other individual countries with NAFTA. However, the U.S. includes labor and environmental provisions in these side trade agreements as well.
Wake Forest University School of Law Sam Slater will be blogging througout today's Wake Law Review symposium "Labor and Environmental Protection in Free Trade Agreements: A New Paradigm?" Check out what he has to say at http://blogs.law.wfu.edu/samslater/
Source: blogs.law.wfu.edu
I am a co-chair for the 1L Trial Competition that starts tomorrow. We had about 90 first year students sign up this year, and I’m excited for the turnout. Let’s hope everyone is where they need to be when they need to be there, and everything runs smoothly. ...
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The Wake Forest Law Review will hold its fall symposium Friday, Oct. 30, on the topic of "Labor and Environmental Protection in Free Trade Agreements: A New Paradigm?" Law Professor John Knox, who has helped organize the symposium, is an expert in the areas of international law of human rights, the environment and trad...e. For four years, he chaired a national advisory committee to the Environmental Protection Agency on the environmental organization created by the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), the North American Commission for Environmental Cooperation. His coauthored book, Greening NAFTA, is about NAFTA's effort to further free trade and environmental protection in North America.
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Wake Forest Law Review Symposium
Time:9:00AM Friday, October 30th
Location:Room 3202, Worrell Professional Center
