The Mallesons Stephen Jaques Open Mooting Competition commences on Monday 15th and Tuesday 16th March 2010. Watch out for the Mooting ‘How To’ session and sign up sheets in the Courtyard!
For further information, see the Competitions page of the website.
**UPDATE: Open Mooting “How To” is on Thursday 25 February at 1.00pm in the Moot Court. Sign ups will open at the end of the session. Be at the session to ensure you get your name on the sign up sheet!
The Clayton Utz Trial Advocacy Competition commences on Monday 1st and Tuesday 2nd March 2010. Watch out for the Trial Ad ‘How To’ session and sign up sheets in the Courtyard!
For further information, see the Competitions page of the website.
** UPDATE: Trial Advocacy “How To” is on Wednesday 24 February at 1.00pm in the Moot Court. Sign ups will open at the end of the session. Be at the session to ensure you get your name on the sign up sheet!
The inaugural Norton Rose First Year Trial Advocacy Competition commences on Monday 29th and Tuesday 30th March 2010. Watch out for the Trial Ad ‘How To’ session and sign up sheets in the Courtyard!
For further information, see the Competitions page of the website.
The Freehills Client Interview Competition commences on Tuesday 16th and Wednesday 17th March 2010. Watch out for the Client Interview ‘How To’ session and sign up sheets in the Courtyard!
For further information, see the Competitions page of the website.
Cocktail Party launch: Friday 26 March 2010
Gala Breakfast: Thursday 23 September 2010
The Blackstone Society’s Women in the Law Mentor Scheme is a major annual event run by the Equity portfolio. The Scheme sees female law student mentees paired with female mentors from the legal profession. Several social events are run throughout the year as part of the Scheme, providing an opportunity for mentees and mentors to mingle, give and receive invaluable advice and discuss issues of concern to women in the law. In 2010 a cocktail party will be held to launch the Scheme, followed by a gala breakfast in second semester.
DATE: Friday 12 – Sunday 14 March 2010 (meet in the Courtyard at 1pm on Friday)
Disco buses, frolicking, fraternising, the beep test, dancing, eating, dancing, awesome. Do some of these phrases/words make little or no sense to you? Are you a fresher (brand spanking new to Law School)? Do you need friends (and be honest with yourself)? Make sure you buy a ticket to Law Camp. Everyone loves it and whoever goes comes back with guaranteed street cred.
UPDATE: TICKETS ARE NOW OFFICIALLY ON SALE TO THE WIDER LAW SCHOOL POPULATION!
price:
$115 member
$125 non-member
$80 for one night
Monday 1st March – ‘Networkshop’, networking master class with Michael Berkeley-Hill.
1-3pm Economics Conference Room
Tuesday 2nd March – ‘Understanding the Priority Offer System’ with Renee Lamberth of Allens Arthur Robinson.
1-2pm Law Lecture Theatre
Wednesday 3rd March – Careers Handbook Launch: Guest speaker Honourable Chief Justice Wayne Martin of the Western Australian Supreme Court.
1-2pm Law Courtyard
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The 2010 Perth Law Careers Fair (PLCF) will be held on Friday 5 March 2010 in the QV1 Lobby (corner of St Georges Tce and Milligan St, Perth).
The 2010 PLCF will commence at 11 am and conclude at 3 pm.
The PLCF is a joint initiative of the Law Students’ Societies of the University of Western Australia, the University of Notre Dame, Murdoch University and Edith Cowan University.
The primary aim of the PLCF is to provide Western Australian law students with an invaluable opportunity to meet, speak with and gather information and literature from possible future employers. The PLCF also allows employers the chance to promote and advertise their firm or organisation to a large number of students. In this way the event has proved to be a beneficial and rewarding experience for employers and students alike. Along with maintaining the integral core career areas that have aided in the fair attaining its reputation as a ‘must attend’ event for law students, the 2010 PLCF additionally aims to incorporate a broader range of alternative careers pathways so as to appeal to a wider range of law students than ever before.
Originally called the ‘Tri-Law Careers Fair’, the first PLCF was held in 2003 and attracted approximately 500 students. Following that initial success the PLCF has moved from strength to strength. The 2009 PLCF drew together more than 1000 students.
The 2010 PLCF will be the eighth annual Careers Fair. The fair will once again be covered by LexisNexis’ ‘Lawyer2B’ magazine. In 2010, it will also be publicised in Graduate Careers Australia’s inaugural publication of ‘Graduate Opportunities in Law and the Legal System’.
The Mallesons Stephen Jaques Open Mooting Competition commences on Monday 15th and Tuesday 16th March 2010. Watch out for the Mooting ‘How To’ session and sign up sheets in the Courtyard!
