Overview

Mark Browne is a litigation associate in the New York office of Kirkland & Ellis LLP. Before joining the Firm, he pursued graduate studies at Harvard Law School, clerked at the Supreme Court of Canada, and served as an elected member of a provincial legislature.

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Thought Leadership

Publications

Author, “Para-Diplomacy by Provincial Legislatures: How Turkey and Caribou Make the Case,” Canadian Parliamentary Review

Credentials

Admissions & Qualifications

  • Not admitted to practice in New York
  • 2024, Ontario, Canada

Languages

  • English
  • French

Education

  • Harvard Law SchoolLL.M.2026
  • Memorial University of NewfoundlandM.B.A.2024
  • University of New BrunswickJ.D.with Distinction2023

    Lieutenant Governor of New Brunswick Silver Medal for graduating at the top of the class

    NB Trial Lawyers Association Prize in Trial Practice

    Bryden Family Prize in Administrative Law

    Donne McEvoy Prize in Constitutional Law

    Recipient, Justice Rosalie Silberman Abella Award, Royal Society of Canada

    Best Overall Advocate for Canada, Sopinka Moot

    Jessup International Law Moot

  • Queen Mary University of LondonM.A., International Relationswith Distinction2020
  • Memorial University of NewfoundlandB.A., Political Science; French Minorwith Honors2015