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A Kingston-area senior receives free legal advice from Queen’s Elder Law Clinic student caseworkers in the downtown Queen’s Law Clinics office. Students gain practical experience in serving and interacting with clients, as well as a chance to develop their own style of practice before articling.
A Kingston-area senior receives free legal advice from Queen’s Elder Law Clinic student caseworkers in the downtown Queen’s Law Clinics office. Students gain practical experience in serving and interacting with clients, as well as a chance to develop their own style of practice before articling.

Practical experience for law students grows with elderly population

January 21, 2020
As the number of people becoming senior citizens and living longer increases rapidly, so does the need for free legal services for those who would otherwise be unable to afford a lawyer. That’s a gap Queen’s Elder Law Clinic students are filling – and they’re honing lots of practical skills along the way.
Appointed to the UN’s Group of Eminent International and Regional Experts on Yemen, Professor Ardi Imseis will be investigating and reporting on alleged violations involving parties to the country’s civil war that after five years continues to rage.
Appointed to the UN’s Group of Eminent International and Regional Experts on Yemen, Professor Ardi Imseis will be investigating and reporting on alleged violations involving parties to the country’s civil war that after five years continues to rage.

UN appoints Queen’s international law scholar to Yemen commission of inquiry

January 13, 2020
Appointed to the UN’s Group of Eminent International and Regional Experts on Yemen, Professor Ardi Imseis will be investigating and reporting on alleged violations involving parties to the country’s civil war that after five years continues to rage.
Karla McGrath, LLM’13, Queen’s Family Law Clinic Director, reviews a case file with student caseworkers in one of four interview rooms in the downtown Queen’s Law Clinics. “We have a modern and efficient professional legal operation that clearly expresses to clients and students that we are here to do important work and we are here to do it well,” she says.
Karla McGrath, LLM’13, Queen’s Family Law Clinic Director, reviews a case file with student caseworkers in one of four interview rooms in the downtown Queen’s Law Clinics. “We have a modern and efficient professional legal operation that clearly expresses to clients and students that we are here to do important work and we are here to do it well,” she says.

Queen’s Law Clinics continue to thrive at five

January 10, 2020
Since converging in downtown Kingston five years ago, five Queen's Law Clinics have increased experiential learning opportunities and improved client services. The newest clinic is also celebrating its first five years of preparing confident family lawyers.
Professor Art Cockfield, Law’93, and his RMC and Queen's political science colleague, Professor Christian Leuprecht, have received a $150K+ grant to investigate the hidden financial underworld that enables global financial crimes like offshore tax evasion and international money laundering. One purpose for this work, Cockfield says, “is to devise optimal laws and policies that will allow law enforcement to investigate and arrest financial criminals and terrorist financiers.”
Professor Art Cockfield, Law’93, and his RMC and Queen's political science colleague, Christian Leuprecht, have received a $150K+ grant to investigate the hidden financial underworld that enables global financial crimes like offshore tax evasion and international money laundering. One purpose for this work, Cockfield says, “is to devise optimal laws and policies that will allow law enforcement to investigate and arrest financial criminals and terrorist financiers.”

How to catch a global financial criminal

December 16, 2019
Professor Art Cockfield, Law’93, and his RMC and Queen's political science colleague, Professor Christian Leuprecht, have received a $150K+ grant to investigate the hidden financial underworld that enables crimes like offshore tax evasion and international money laundering.