Labor Dinner and Other Details for Law & Society Conference in Montreal

* See Marley's Comment below for additional details for dinner and joining the group.

We are quickly approaching the annual Law & Society Association (LSA) Annual Conference this year in Montreal (May 29th - June 1st).  As in previous years, the labor group of LSA (affectionately referred to as CRN 8) will have a host of great panels (ably coordinated by Ellen Dannin (Penn State), a labor history tour of Montreal, and the piece de resistance, a labor dinner. 

If you are interested in learning more about being involved with the labor group at LSA, Marley Weiss (Maryland) writes:

[A]nyone wishing to be added to the listserv for Law and Society Association Collaborative Research Network (CRN) 8 – Labor Rights (which covers individual as well as collective labor & employment law and policy) should e-mail me directly with their name and e-mail address and institutional affiliation (if any) and I will add them to the list.  It is a closed list, so there is no spam and people only post to the list regarding the LSA meeting itself and regarding other labor & employment law/industrial relations/human resources academic conferences, new publications, etc. which are likely to be of mutual interest.

The listserv for the group is at lawandsoclabor@list.law.umaryland.edu.

Additionally, if you will be at the conference and would like to join the labor group for dinner, here are the details:

Thanks to the good offices of Adelle Blackett, we have arranged for our annual Collaborative Research Network (CRN) 8 - Labor Rights dinner meeting during the U.S./Canada Law and Society Association conference in Montreal.  We have reserved a separate space for our group for Friday night, May 30, at the fine restaurant Paris Beurre.  Friday night is the night when there is no major reception connected with the conference, and since it falls in the middle of the conference, the maximum number of CRN members will be in town.

There will be a choice among several entrees, and the price for dinner should be around $30 CAN, including service charge, but not including wine.

I have to provide the restaurant with a head count as soon as possible.  If you are planning to be at the Montreal meeting and expect to attend the dinner meeting, could you please e-mail me [Marley] directly.

PS