The Harris Society

Tickets are now available for the Harris Society Annual Lecture 2023, with keynote speaker the Rt. Hon. Lady Justice Carr DBE.
May 16 2023, 5-6:30pm

‘“Delicate Plants”, “Loose Cannons” or “A Marriage of True Minds”? The Role of Academic Literature in Judicial Decision-Making.’

Followed by drinks reception.

Reserve tickets here:

Harris Society Annual Lecture: Lady Justice Carr The Harris Society Annual Lecture 2023 at Keble College, Oxford: Lady Justice Carr on Academic Literature and Judicial Decision-Making

Skadden will be hosting a virtual presentation for Oxford students on 24 October 2022 from 18:00 to 19:30.

It will be a great opportunity to hear more about the firm's graduate recruitment process and gain valuable insights about the firm for aspiring lawyers looking to secure a vacation scheme and a training contract at Skadden.

Join from the meeting link:

https://skadden.webex.com/skadden/j.php?MTID=m40cf925669a949e6528204b88c17f967

Or join by meeting number:

Meeting number (access code): 2342 653 1530

Meeting password: Skadden2022

Skadden is one of the largest and most prestigious firms in the world, with this high status matched by a supportive environment. A small intake of trainees gets involved in real work from day one, but they are never given something they can’t handle. The firm specialises in a variety of different practice areas: from mergers and acquisitions to litigation and international arbitration. Current lawyers praise the diversity of the work, and the fact that no two days are the same. The work is challenging, and that’s why trainees find that their skills significantly improved by the end of their contract, coming out strong in the face of setbacks. When not focusing on commercial or corporate law, Skadden has a strong commitment to pro bono, with the firm completing over 2 million hours of pro bono work in 10 years.

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CREWDATE confirmed with LMH Law Society

After a strong expression of interest, we're pleased to bring you a Crewdate with the LMH Law Society in Week 6!

Tickets available here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/keble-x-lmh-law-society-crewdate-tickets-268117385317

First come first served with limited availability so make sure to signup fast...

The Harris Society is delighted to announce that we are planning an inter-collegiate event with the LMH Law Society in Week 6. The exact time and place are TBC but we are asking for preliminary expressions of interest via this form so we can gauge numbers and whether the event would be viable. All Harris Society members (law and non-law) are, as always, welcome! Please express interest here: https://forms.gle/WnZJc4sAqD2acJWw7

Cannot go unmentioned that Emma Wilson was named 'Best Speaker' in Round 2 of Mooting Cuppers. A great achievement!

A second victory for Keble in inter-collegiate mooting cuppers!

Emma and Isaac were up against a strong side from Pembroke College, yet right through from their skeleton arguments to responding to questions from the bench, the Keble team came out ahead.

We look forward to proceeding to the next ground of the competition, and will be sure to update you on future progress.

Congratulations Emma and Isaac!

Thanks to all who turned out to our evening with Eversheds Sutherland last week!

The firm have kindly forwarded us details of their upcoming insight evenings. Definitely check them out if you'd like to find out more about vacation schemes or training contracts at Eversheds!

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Eversheds Sutherland – Virtual Insight Evenings

We are hosting a number of virtual insight evenings over Zoom- a great opportunity for students to find out more about Eversheds Sutherland, our culture, values, opportunities and life as a trainee. This event is open to all years, degree disciplines and graduates too. Exact dates for specific offices are listed below:

Leeds & Newcastle
29th November
17:30-19:30

Birmingham
30th November
17:30-19:30

Nottingham
1st December
17:30-19:30

London
6th December
17:30-19:30

Manchester
7th December
17:30-19:30

Cambridge
9th December
17:30-19:30

Cardiff
13th December
17:30-19:30

Register your attendance here: https://www.apply4law.com/eversheds-sutherland/ before 22 November 2021. There is no formal application process - simply register your details. Please note you can apply for the insight evening, then later apply to our vacation scheme at another time (the applications do not need to be made together).
If you have any queries, please don't hesitate to contact us at [email protected]
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Eversheds Sutherland Online Application Form As you will be contacted through this email address, this account must be accessible to you until the end of the recruitment process.

Slaughter and May, in conjunction with the Oxford Women in Law Student Society, is hosting an online panel session on Wednesday 17 November from 5:45pm – 7:00pm for women who are interested in life as a lawyer. There will be a question and answer session with a panel of women at all stages of their careers. This will be an opportunity for you to find out about what working as a female lawyer in London is like, life at Slaughter and May in particular, and to ask questions in an informal and friendly setting.

RSVP: Please email [email protected] to confirm your place by Tuesday 16 November. Please state your name, year level, subject and college. If you have any queries regarding the event, please contact Marina Hou ([email protected]).

The Harris Society are very proud to announce that the Keble team (Emma Wilson and Issac Powers) have been victorious in the first round of inter-collegiate mooting cuppers.

The pair were up against a strong side from New College, yet right through from their skeleton arguments to responding to questions from the bench, the Keble team came out ahead.

We look forward to receiving the next moot problem, and will be sure to update you on future progress.

Congratulations Emma and Issac!

The Harris Society are proud to announce that Emma Wilson and Isaac Powers will be Keble's entry to the 2021-22 University of Oxford Maitland Chambers Inter-Collegiate ("Cuppers”) Mooting Competition.

Emma and Isaac were the victorious mooters in an internal moot competition, hosted by the Harris Society, for the purpose of selecting Keble's entry into inter-collegiate mooting cuppers.

The pair excelled in the internal competition, as judged by Professor Edwin Peel, and we have no doubt that they will continue to do Keble proud in cuppers.

Best of luck to them both, and updates to follow!

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