Texas International Law Journal

We are officially 10 days away from our annual Symposium event!

Please join the Texas International Law Journal via Zoom on February 6, 2021 as we present The Global Competition for Large Insolvency Cases: Theoretical and Practical Implications.

This year, our distinguished speakers will cover novel topics in international insolvency. To receive the Zoom invitation link, please register at https://tilj.org/rsvp-here. We are extremely excited to see you all there!

The Texas International Law Journal invites you to its annual Symposium, The Global Competition for Large Insolvency Cases: Theoretical and Practical Implications, hosted February 6, 2021 from 8:00 AM-1:30 PM (CST).

The Symposium features various lectures and panels given by distinguished individuals from all over the world! For a comprehensive event schedule, please see the flyer below.

Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. Please register at https://tilj.org/rsvp-here. We hope to see you there!

In a review of Annette Sikka’s “Trafficking in Persons: How America Exploited the Narrative of Exploitation” (55 Tex. Int’l L.J. 1), Prof. Elissa C. Steglich wrestles with her role in creating immigration and trafficking policies that Sikka critiques.

Finding Peace with a Deal in a Time of Abolitionism — Texas International Law Journal In a review of Annette Sikka’s critique of American immigration and trafficking policies (55 Tex. Int'l L.J. 1), Prof. Elissa C. Steglich wrestles with her role in creating the system that Sikka critiques.

It's Symposium Day! We at TILJ just want to say thank you so much to everyone who has made Tech in Practice possible.

Make sure to stop by the Eidman Courtroom for some fantastic lectures, panels, lunch, and tech talk!

It is officially the FIRST day of Tech in Practice: Law and Technology in a Global Age, as well as the LAST day of . We are all set up and ready to welcome our speakers and attendants. See you soon!

It’s 11:11 on the 11th day of our countdown. Make a wish! I bet you wished that you could go to the TILJ Symposium? Luckily you can still register!

Tech in Practice: Law and Technology in a Global Age The Texas International Law Journal is proud to host this conference exploring the intersection of law and tech. MCLE credit offered.

On the tenth day of , TILJ would like to shoutout all the new staff editors joining the Journal this semester. We are happy to have you on board! Interested in applying? Check out the application below.

1L Application — Texas International Law Journal

Did you know there are lots of ways to keep up with the Journal? On the ninth day of , we give you all our handles and directions for signing up for our alumni newsletter below.

On the eighth day of , we would like to express our gratitude for the support we have received from our wonderful TILJ alumni and the Strauss Center. .

We are a week into , and we forgot to introduce ourselves! If you’d like to know about the amazing students who make this organization a success, check out the staff and editorial board profiles below.

Staff — Texas International Law Journal Maithili Bagaria was born in India and raised in Thailand. She received her B.A. in Political Science and Policy Studies with a concentration in International Relations at Rice University. During college, she studied abroad in Jordan and Qatar. Prior to law school, she worked at a corporate immigrat...

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Tech in Practice: Law and Technology in a Global Age The Texas International Law Journal is proud to host this conference exploring the intersection of law and tech. MCLE credit offered.

What’s better than five gold rings? On the fifth day of , we suggest getting your true love a copy of Volume 55 of the Texas International Law Journal! It is available for purchase on our website at https://tilj.org/current.

Vol. 55 — Texas International Law Journal