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Stéphane Draï
Program: Special student, equivalences Quebec and NY Bar
Position: Research associate in law and part of the Policy Action Group: Canadian Early Intervention Project
Email: stephane.drai@gmail.com
Present:
Equivalences at McGill University Faculty of Law to take the NY and
Quebec Bar exam in 2007.
Degrees
LL.M. (Master of laws) McGill University, Institute of comparative law, Faculty of law
Maîtrise de droit international mention droit international University of Panthéon Sorbonne Paris (France)
Diploma in advanced Studies in Politics and international law Oxford Brookes University (UK)
Licence in Law and Diploma of General academics studies (DEUG) in University of Nice Sophia Antipolis, Faculty of Law (France)
Awards and Distinctions
Full Scholarship (2000-2004) from University Nice Sophia-Antipolis and from University Pantheon Sorbonne Paris I
Mobility Bursary from Provence-Alpes-Côte-d’Azur
Highest Distinction in international Business Law at Oxford Brookes University (2003)
Highest distinction in Criminal law University Nice Sophia Antipolis Faculty of Law
Work experience
Stephane holds the position of Research Assistant with the Canadian Early Intervention Project dealing with Policy and litigation. He has extensive experience in comparative law and particularly in both international public and private law. His knowledge in various legal traditions represents an asset for the Canadian Early Intervention Project. Indeed, His assignments consist of both gathering and compiling legislations and jurisprudences from all Canadian provinces concerning Parents Children’s rights for Children’s with developmental delays. Jointly with the Canadian Early Intervention Project, Stephane also holds a position of legal advisor for import/export with the BICP group, a company based in Africa. In the past, during the summer of 2005, Stephane did an internship at the United Nations, Office of legal affairs. Throughout this internship he was also research assistant for Maria Vicien Milburn (Director of the General Legal Division, Office of Legal Affairs, United Nations, NY) for a project on International Public law and NAFTA. In 2003/04 he gained considerable knowledge in legal matter leveraging from work for the law firm "Buchinger and Rubin" in Paris.
Publications
«Israël, où l’archétype à suivre concernant la régulation des investissements étrangers» Supervisor Professor Catherine Walsh. Institute of Comparative law 2005McGill University Faculty of Law
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