We were very fortunate that Professor Mike Neary agreed to deliver a seminar in the Faculty of Law at CUHK (via Skype) about the Student as Producer. Here is my blog post based on what he said to us.
Michael Lower
We were very fortunate that Professor Mike Neary agreed to deliver a seminar in the Faculty of Law at CUHK (via Skype) about the Student as Producer. Here is my blog post based on what he said to us.
Michael Lower
My blog post on this topic has just appeared on CUHK Law’s Learning Matters blog. The link to the blog post is here.
This year’s Directions in Legal Education 2018, a legal education conference hosted by the Faculty of Law at the Chinese University of Hong Kong will take place on 1 – 2 June 2018.
We are privileged to have Professor Paul Maharg (Distinguished Professor of Practice – Legal Education at Osgoode Hall Law School, York University, Toronto) and Professor Julian Webb (Professor of Law and Director of the Legal Professions Research Network at Melbourne Law School, the University of Melbourne) as our keynote speakers. We also have a great line-up of knowledgeable educators from law schools across the globe alongside practitioners, students, and other interested stakeholders. Please find more about the conference through the attached provisional programme.
Register now for free!
Registration is now open on the CUHK Faculty of Law’s Conference Registration Page. Registration will close on 31 May 2018 Hong Kong time 6: 00 pm. Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at law@cuhk.edu.hk. We look forward to welcoming you to CUHK Faculty of Law in June 2018!
Conference website: http://www.law.cuhk.edu.hk/T&LConference2018
The Faculty of Law at CUHK will host a conference on legal education, Directions in Legal Education, on 1st – 2nd June 2018. The keynote speakers are Professors Paul Maharg (http://paulmaharg.com/bio/) and Julian Webb (http://law.unimelb.edu.au/about/staff/julian-webb) and we already have an interesting range of speakers from Hong Kong and from around the world. We are interested in all aspects of legal education and would be interested to receive calls from academics and from anyone with interest and experience of legal education both at university level and in the workplace. The call for papers is available at the following link https://www.learning.law.cuhk.edu.hk/call-for-papers-2018
Michael Lower
Professor Steven Gallagher will give a seminar Civil Evidence and Presumptions: When is a gift a trust? in January 2018 (first in the Graduate Law Centre at Bank of America and later on the Shatin campus.
Professor Paul Maharg will be giving two seminars at CUHK Faculty of Law this week about Legal Education. Professor Maharg is a leading scholar in this area and also has enormous experience in terms of advising policymakers and of implementing reform and innovation.
Professor Maharg will speak at the Shatin campus on 27th September at 12.45pm. He will speak at the Graduate Law Centre in the Bank of America Tower on 28th September at 12.45 pm.
Click here for details of the 27th September seminar on the Shatin campus
Click here for details of the 28th September seminar in the Bank of America Tower.
The law of undue influence can come into play when elderly parents are persuaded to make substantial lifetime gifts to their children. My article about this has just appeared in the SCMP. Here is the link.