Student: Joshua Toews Clinic: uOttawa-Queen's Joint Clinic, 2018-2019 Project: Whether Multilateral Investment Court Awards Could Be Enforced Using the ICSID Convention, the New York Convention and/or an Alternative Method (Read project here) Beneficiary: Trade Law Bureau, Government of Canada "The TradeLab experience was very rigorous. Compared to a regular law school course, the stakes felt much higher for me since there is a beneficiary relying on my team's final product.

Student: Anonymous Clinic: uOttawa-Queen's Joint Clinic, 2018-2019 "My experience with TradeLab was incredible. I was looking to finish my law school career with something practical and of the real-world that I will soon enter into. The calibre of supervisors, mentors, and colleagues was an enriching experience. I learned more about an area of interest, while learning the practical side of the law. More importantly, knowing that our hard work was useful to real clients dealin

Student: Grace Tran Clinic: uOttawa-Queen's Joint Clinic, 2018-2019 Project: Whether Multilateral Investment Court Awards Could Be Enforced Using the ICSID Convention, the New York Convention and/or an Alternative Method (Read project here) Beneficiary: Trade Law Bureau, Government of Canada "The TradeLab was a great opportunity for me to take my international investment law knowledge and apply it to a practical project. It also honed my legal writing and research skills with

Students: Yaoting Cheng, Chunxiang Gu, Xin Guan, Haoen Li, Ziyu Wang Clinic: UIBE, Pilot Clinic, 2018 Project: Substitute Mechanism for WTO Appellate Body Beneficiary: Confidential The students expressed their positive feedback for the TradeLab clinic in a 5 page document. Highlights of the feedback include: "Our group would like to emphasize the importance of teamwork which is no doubt one of the most indispensable factors in completing our project well. Through the three-mo

Student: Wenhui Zhou Clinic: UIBE, Pilot Clinic, 2018 Project: Concerns regarding the WTO Dispute Settlement System: Analysis and Response Beneficiary: Confidential "The TradeLab Clinic course has provided us with plenty of chances to get ourselves improved in all aspects. During this four-month course, we have enhanced the skills in legal study, writing, teamwork and the further reflection of WTO law. Moreover, in this course, we were faced with the urgent issues in the real

Student: Zijuan Liu Clinic: UIBE, Pilot Clinic, 2018 Project: Concerns regarding the WTO Dispute Settlement System: Analysis and Response Beneficiary: Confidential "The Tradelab project granted me an opportunity to work with outstanding colleagues (my classmates) under the guidance of excellent professors in the field of trade law. I have to say this is the most meaningful programme in which I made a great progress on research, cooperation, writing and presentation skills. Th

Student: Menglin Liu Clinic: UIBE, Pilot Clinic, 2018 Project: Concerns regarding the WTO Dispute Settlement System: Analysis and Response Beneficiary: Confidential "The TradeLab course really connected us students to public officials by providing opportunities to analyze and resolve cutting-edge issues. The course indeed gave me an in-depth understanding of international trade law, especially the negotiation intention, interpretation of specific provisions under WTO law. Thr

Student: Liang Qiao Clinic: UIBE, Pilot Clinic, 2018 Project: Concerns regarding the WTO Dispute Settlement System: Analysis and Response Beneficiary: Confidential "The TradeLab project provided me a chance to research into the fronts of international trade law with excellent coworkers. It is a precious opportunity to improve my academic capacities and fostering my academic interests. During the course, we need to work on some WTO cases and identify what is related to our sub

Student: Jiaqi Liu Clinic: UIBE, Pilot Clinic, 2018 Project: Concerns regarding the WTO Dispute Settlement System: Analysis and Response Beneficiary: Confidential "The TradeLab course gave us the opportunity to conduct legal research on cutting-edge issues in WTO law under the guidance of experienced professor supervisors. During the research process, we worked together to go through a large amount of papers and literatures, hold meetings and discussions each week, and comple

Clinic: Monash Law, Pilot Clinic, 2018 Under the supervision of Dr Caroline Henckels, Academic Supervisor and Senior Lecturer in the Faculty of Law at Monash University, the Monash Law Pilot Clinic undertook two projects: one studying whether legislation governing Public-Private Partnerships in a sample of non-OECD countries in Sub-Saharan Africa aligns with the principles of effective governance set out in the Addis Ababa Action Agenda, and the second examining the Technical