Beach is a corporate lawyer in New York. Her practice focuses on capital markets and private equity work, and she was one of the attorneys on the 9/11 Project representing families of victims of the World Trade Center attacks. A proud Canadian, she has contributed to the Globe and Mail and Viewpoints. As a law student, she worked at the Manhattan District Attorney's Office and at Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts. She received her JD and MBA from Columbia, and graduated from McGill University with joint honors. She previously lived and worked in London.

Blog Entries by Janine Beach

Race and Coverage of the Jena 6: The Elephant That is Never Leaving the Room

Posted September 21, 2007 | 10:40 AM (EST)


Earlier this month, I received an email forward that, unlike most others, stopped me in my tracks. This particular message was from colourofchange, an African-American lobbying group, and was not the usual invitation to attend a swanky fundraiser or join a junior board. It recounted that disturbing tale of...

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What Every American Should Know About Conrad Black and His Trial (By A Canadian)

Posted July 13, 2007 | 04:45 PM (EST)


As is sometimes the case, Canadians were a bit slow to the draw. America has had Enron, WorldCom and Tyco - a succession of cases that turned securities regulation upside down, and sent companies running for the hills, fearing that some horrible SEC Cyclops was going to devour them and...

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