FLDM Faculty

GLOBAL LEGAL SKILLS
​CONFERENCE XII

​The 2017 Global Legal Skills Conference (GLS-12) provided an opportunity to share best practices of international legal skills education while taking in the beautiful surroundings of Monterrey, Mexico. That year’s conference at the Facultad Libre de Derecho de Monterrey began on Wednesday, March 15, 2017 and continued through Friday, March 17.
The Conference allowed to learn and share cutting-edge information on global legal education and to meet experts and new friends from around the world.

#GLSC12

GLOBAL LEGAL SKILLS
​CONFERENCE X

#GLSC10

The tenth edition of the Global Legal Skills Conference was held in Chicago, Illinois on May 20-22, 2015.

GLS-10 was co-hosted by The John Marshall Law School (where the conference originated) and Northwestern University School of Law.  It will also be co-sponsored by Facultad Libre de Derecho de Monterrey (which twice hosted the conference in the past).

The Global Legal Skills Conference is a unique, international conference that brings together professors who teach skills, professors who teach substantive law (and especially international law), practicing attorneys, judges, and law students from around the world.

Visiting Research Scholar Program

FLDM Law Professors will be very welcome at The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law.

Application deadlines are:
  • April 1 for Fall Semester, and
  • September 1 for Spring Semester.

To learn more about the Moritz College of Law Visiting Research Scholar Program, click here.
Contact Prof. Gina Marcos at ferloera @ fldm.edu.mx for comments and questions regarding this and other Visiting Faculty Programs.

The UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT CHICAGO John Marshall Law School

FLDM faculty may be visiting scholars at JMLS, without payment of tuition.

In this category of visiting scholar, FLDM faculty may use the JMLS library, meet with members of the JMLS faculty to discuss specific areas of research interest, and attend programs of interest.

JMLS may facilitate appropriate meetings with members of the faculty, judges, bar association leaders, and other lawyers working in particular areas of interest to the visiting scholars.