Come hear sixteen McGill Law undergraduate and graduate students present their research papers as part of four panels that will focus on:
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14h40
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Session 1A – 312 NCDH
Examining Regulation
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Session 1B – 316 NCDH
Rethinking Law’s Constructs
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- Marisa Corona – Hostile Takeovers and Defensive Tactics: The Tension between Securities Regulation and Corporate Law in Canada
- Clarisse Thirion – Corporation and the Environment: Is the Economical Conjuncture Favorable to Less Pollutant Alternatives? Case Study of Total in the Region of Alberta
- Audrey Mocle – Toward a Stakeholder Risk Governance Model in Canadian Corporate Law
- Claudette Van Zyl – The Emergence of Wine Law in Canada
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- Nicolas Benoît-Guay – A Community of Taxpayers
- Michaël Lessard – Approche rénovatrice : L’obligation et le droit du criminel à la réhabilitation
- Mireille Fournier – The Edification of Legal Science
- Jonathan Brosseau-Rioux – La déconflictualisation des droits privés du monde : pourquoi, comment l’enseignement par équipe à McGill ?
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15h45
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Break – 310 NCDH and lobby
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16h
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Session 2A – 312 NCDH
Politics and Collectivities
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Session 2B – 316 NCDH
Pressing at Private Law
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- Aurélie Lanctôt – « ¡ La Patria no se vende ! » Dettes souveraines, spéculations financières et néolibéralisme : Le choc inévitable entre le droit des obligations et l’ordre démocratique
- Peter Grbac – Politicizing Protection: India and its 1971 Refugees
- Jacinthe Poisson – Indigenous collective property: comparative study of the Canadian and the Inter-American systems
- Benjamin Benezeth – The French Class Action: Between Dreamt Potential and Harsh Reality
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- Michael Mantle – The Necessity of a Robust Canadian Common Law “Privacy Tort” in an Increasingly Technocentric World: Utilizing International Perspectives to Fortify Domestic Legal Infrastructure
- Julien Delangie – « Advienne que pourra » : le caractère exécutoire du bail hypernet absolu en droit civil québécois
- Hugo B. Lafrenière – Étude sur la possibilité d'une force de convergence propriétaire
- Kate Goddard – Who Owns Your Tissue? Property Law and the Human Body in Canada
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17h
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Wine & cheese – 310 NCDH and lobby
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This mini-conference is presented by Borden Ladner Gervais, the Paul-André Crépeau Centre for Private and Comparative Law & the Institute of Comparative Law, with additional support from Dean Daniel Jutras.
