A well-functioning tort system is one of the keys to any modern society. Write an essay in support or opposition with examples, and suggest ways the system can be improved or replaced. Submit your essay by October 31, 2017 for consideration by a panel of personal injury lawyers. Win a $5,000 scholarship and have your essay published on the Litwiniuk & Company blog.
Litwiniuk & Company believes that personal injury lawyers play an important role in the legal system and society in general. Tort laws provide a safeguard against the negligence of individuals and companies, and a method of compensation for victims of negligence. It is arguably one of the most important yet misunderstood areas of law. Misconceptions abound, and prevent discussions about real, substantive reform. We want to encourage students to take an interest in tort law, to better understand how it affects society, and to consider a career in personal injury law – that is why we are offering this scholarship.
The Litwiniuk & Company Personal Injury Law Scholarship is an annual scholarship in the amount of $5,000 for the best essay on tort law, as judged by our lawyers. The scholarship is open to students currently studying at or admitted to any Canadian or American law school.
The eligibility criteria and application process are as follows:
Applications should be completed at litwiniuk.com/scholarship.
All applications must include:
All applicants will receive an email confirmation that their application has been received.
Only the winner will be contacted directly; please check litwiniuk.com/scholarship to view the winner.
Please do not contact Litwiniuk & Company team members directly regarding the scholarship. All inquiries should be directed to [email protected].
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Award Name: Litwiniuk & Company Personal Injury Law Scholarship
Award Value: $5,000 CDN
Number: 1 award
Application Deadline: October 31, 2017
Conditions: The scholarship is open to all law students who are currently admitted to or attending a degree program in law at a Canadian or American university.
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