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Omar Ha-Redeye quoted on LegalTubeCanada

Posted on August 29, 2014 by CCPR Student Posted in In the NewsTagged Accessibility, Canadian Law, Information, Lawyers, Legal Matters

Fleet Street Law’s Omar Ha-Red-eye was quoted today in the Financial Post’s Legal section, on the value of LegalTube.ca. Ha-redeye outlined that there is a huge demand for legal information and LegalTube.ca could quickly become the go-to platform. Read more on the story here: LegalTube.ca the Youtube of all things Legal

Fleet Street Lawyers at the OBA’s YLD Social on August 12, 2014

Posted on August 20, 2014September 18, 2014 by CCPR Student Posted in In the Community, PhotographsTagged Internship, Law, Mentorship, OBA, Public Relations

(From far left) Christine Jackson, co chair of the OBA’s central executive and Robert Richler also from the OBA chat with Omar Ha-Redeye of Fleet Street Law during the filming of a series of videos on mentorship, while (from far right) Fleet Street Law’s Public Relations Intern Katerina Chekurova and Lawyer Rocco Achampong participate in […]

Converging Futures: CBA Legal Conference

Posted on August 15, 2014August 29, 2014 by CCPR Student Posted in Speaking Events

Fleet Street Law’s Monica Goyal will participate this weekend in the Canadian Bar Association’s (CBA) legal conference in St. John’s N.L. The conference will run from August 15-17, 2014. Goyal, will be addressing the issue of Law by Design: Transforming the Way You Deliver Legal Services.

Corporate Social Responsibility as a Driver for Addressing Global Pharmaceutical Inequalities

Posted on July 31, 2014July 31, 2014 by CCPR Student Posted in UncategorizedTagged business ethics, corporate social responsibility, ethically aligned mutual funds, human rights, international law, labour-sponsored venture capital corporations, pharmaceuticals, wealth disparities

Omar Ha-Redeye published an article on the Social Science Research Network Abstract: The forces of globalization and the development of international pharmaceutical policies have significantly affected the way in which drugs are currently distributed. An increased focus on Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) should help address these disparities and hopefully improve the health indicators of the […]