The AÉESEA ReviewExposure · Community · CreationOttawa
A law degree opens more doors than students are usually shown. Our speaker series and panels bring in lawyers and founders who built careers outside traditional practice, so students can see the full range of what their training makes possible.
Strong ventures rarely come from a single discipline. We connect law students with entrepreneurs and with peers across business, engineering and design, building the relationships and collaborations that carry an idea further than any one field could alone.
Ideas become ventures through practice. Our workshops and incubator programming give students the structure, feedback and legal grounding to test an idea, develop it and bring it to life.
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The student-run legal review of the University of Ottawa Faculty of Law. A new issue every semester.
The Student Entrepreneurship Association writes on everything at the intersection of law and entrepreneurship. Each issue brings you the latest developments in the field and what they mean for the people building companies.
We spotlight the students building businesses out of law school, the disruptors in our own community and the shifts reshaping entrepreneurship around the world. These are the people setting the precedent for what a law degree can be. Law students and professors write every piece from inside this fast-moving world, so you can keep pace with it.
Every issue is free. No paywall, no account.
Faces coming soon. We are law students at the University of Ottawa who think a law degree can build more than a practice. You will meet us here shortly.
Most law reviews write for judges and academics. We write for the people building companies, in the unsettled space where law and business collide.
Each issue comes out in English and French together. Read it free, and send it to anyone who could use it.
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