Norman Manley Law School (NMLS) will host a Dining and Mentorship Programme, aimed at fostering professional excellence, on Saturday, 21 February.

This prestigious event marks the commencement of a landmark series that will strengthen the connection between the legal profession across the Caribbean region and emerging practitioners.

Keynote speaker for Saturday’s event will be Hugh Small, KC.

Attendees will witness a powerful visual of the future of legal practice in the Caribbean.

Established in 1973, the Norman Manley Law School is one of three law schools of the Council of Legal Education. Named in honour of the late Right Excellent Norman Washington Manley, M.M, Q.C, B.C.L., LLD (Hon.), a National Hero of Jamaica and a distinguished advocate.

The school is committed to providing high-quality professional legal education. Its mission is to produce attorneys-at-law who are ethically grounded, socially responsible, and technically proficient, serving the Caribbean region and the wider international community.