UNB Fredericton Faculty of Law

New Chapter of Canadian Lawyers Abroad Started at UNB Law

This fall, two upper year UNB Law students, Avril Colenutt and Lauren Hanley, founded a new chapter of Canadian Lawyers Abroad at UNB. Open to all students interested in legal issues pertaining to developing nations, the UNB student chapter supports CLA’s overall goal of serving the legal needs of developing countries by utilizing the expertise and skills of Canadian lawyers in the areas of good governance, the rule of law and human rights.

For more information about Canadian Lawyers Abroad and its new UNB chapter, see the bulletin board on the 2nd floor landing of Ludlow Hall or visit www.cla-ace.ca/chapters.html.

Posted December 10, 2006 at 8:56 AM

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