Showing posts with label international law. Show all posts
Showing posts with label international law. Show all posts

Monday, October 18, 2021

Jumbo Lawyers Around the World: Practicing Abroad as an American Lawyer (Virtual Event, 10/26 at 9AM ET)

If you are interested in learning about how to combine your interest in law with your passion for international relations, then this virtual program on Tuesday, October 26, 2021 at 9AM ET is for you!

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Come hear what it is like to practice law abroad from three alumni who have experience working for U.S. firms abroad, foreign private law firms, and international organizations. Each one of the panelists will share their unique stories on how they went from the Hill to Asia, Europe, and the Middle East, representing international companies and organizations around the world. They will discuss the challenges they face as foreign attorneys as well as opportunities for others who want to practice abroad.

Panelists include Edward Patrick Flaherty, A81, Schwab, Flaherty & AssociĆ©s, Geraldine Fischer, J99, ICSID and Janet Pahima, J80, Herzog Fox & Neeman.  Thanks to TLA Member, Dan Mandell, for planning this excellent program!

Monday, January 18, 2021

International Law in the Biden Administration: Expectations (A Fletcher School Event on January 22, 2021 at 9AM ET)

During the past four years, the United States has adopted an explicit “America First” policy that often resulted in “America alone.” International cooperation at the United Nations, on climate change, on Iran nuclear policy, at the World Health Organization, and at the World Trade Organization, and on many other issues, all receded under the Trump administration. Issues such as the US. relationship with the International Criminal Court, the U.S. policy on targeted killing and detention, the Iran nuclear deal and beyond (Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, New START, Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons), global health law post-COVID, and the scope of presidential power in the making and unmaking of U.S. security commitments may all be reconsidered. 

President-Elect Biden will have different policies, but we cannot expect a simple return to the prior status quo.

Join us as we discuss early indications and expectations about changes that will take place in the Biden administration, with some of Fletcher’s leading experts on international law:

  • Dean Rachel Kyte, moderator
  • Prof. Antonia Chayes
  • Prof. Tom Dannenbaum
  • Prof. Michael Glennon
  • Prof. Ian Johnstone
  • Prof. Joel Trachtman