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March 2014

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lawyer at the firm of [[Sullivan & Cromwell]] in [[New York City]], as well as lecturing in law at [[King's College London] in [[England]], and practicing litigation at [[McCarthy Tétrault]].<ref

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| education = [[Stockholm University]],<br />[[King's College London],<br />[[Lund University]],<br />[[Gothenburg University]]

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ArbCom Elections 2016: Voting now open!

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