Revue de droit de McGill
Volume 67No4
numéro actueljuin 2022
La gravité en droit international pénal
Actions collectives et tribunaux administratifs : un vide juridictionnel à combler
Making Meaning: Indigenous Legal Education and Student Action
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Thesis Survey — Recension des thèses
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Volume 67 Index — Index du volume 67
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[Legal Fictions] Carrières alternatives avec un diplôme en droit / Alternative Careers with a Law Degree
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8 Août 2023
8 Août 2023
In this this two-part epsiode, we hear from McGill Law graduates whose unconventional careers challenge the typical image of what it means to be a lawyer or have a law degree. Our guests for part two are Aaron Wenner and Geeva Samynathan, both law graduates who decided to pursue entrepreneurial careers.
Aaron is co-founder and CEO of CiteRight, a Toronto-based legal-tech start-up that helps coordinate legal research and drafting. Geeva runs a consultancy company, ECTAA, that provides guidance in management, environmental consulting, and corporate training.
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