Windsor Law competes in the Jessup International Law Moot
From left to right: James Rice, Erin O'Rourke, Kayley Leon, Miruna Birsan, Maureen Irish.
News Stories
— Published on Feb 27th, 2019
Windsor Law wins Winkler Class Action Moot in Toronto
— Published on Feb 25th, 2019
LTEC Lab hosts e-commerce panel
Windsor Law's Law and Technology Lab (LTEC Lab) hosted a panel of experts on Wednesday, February 6.
E-commerce is becoming the norm for the vast majority of consumers. Goods and services can be advertised, ordered and delivered through powerful algorithms that standardize transactions while also personalizing the customer experience in unprecedented ways. Associate Professor Pascale Chapdelaine moderated the panel.
Expert penelists:
— Published on Feb 11th, 2019
Assoc. Dean Smyth appears on CBC' Windsor Morning to discuss Access without Fear policy
Associate Dean Gemma Smyth appeared on CBC's Windsor Morning show today to discuss the potentials of an Access without Fear policy in Windsor. This policy would provide undocumented immigrants with access to municipal services.
— Published on Feb 4th, 2019
Prof. Eansor to share funding to enhance Indigenous initiatives across campus
When Windsor Law professor Donna Eansor was awarded funding for her Teaching Leadership Chair position, she wanted to share it with the University of Windsor campus community to enhance an educational realm of great importance.
— Published on Feb 4th, 2019
Multifest and the Equity & Diversity Awards
Windsor Law students, faculty, and staff enjoyed a day full of celebrations and awards on Wednesday, Jan. 30 — Multifest, organized by the Student’s Law Society and the Equity and Diversity Committee, has been an annual event for several years.
— Published on Mar 18th, 2019
Prof. Bahdi and Dean Waters issue Call for Papers for spring workshop on Canada/Saudi Arabia relationship
Dean Christopher Waters and Professor Reem Bahdi to host an interdisciplinary workshop on May 30 to identify the legal regimes and policy options available to Canadians as they navigate an increasingly complicated relationship with Saudi Arabia.
— Published on Jan 31st, 2019
Prof. Kristen Thomasen comments on new drone rules
Windsor Law professor Kristen Thomasen argues there are more than a few holes in the new regulations on unmanned aerial vehicles, or drones, released earlier this month by Transport Canada.
The rules will take effect on June 1 and require:
— Published on Jan 28th, 2019
Prof. Kalajdzic and former dean Cameron experts on ALRC's Academic Panel
The Australian Law Reform Commission (ALRC) issued a major report on class actions which the Attorney General tabled on January 24, 2019. The ALRC’s study included significant reform recommendations.
Two Canadians served on the Academic Expert Panel: Windsor Law professor Jasminka Kalajdzic and former dean Camille Cameron.
— Published on Jan 28th, 2019
Windsor Law students join march for women’s rights
Windsor Law students and members of Women of Colour Legal Alliance of Windsor attended the cross-border Women’s March in Windsor on Thursday, Jan. 17.
A vigil of light and love took place on both sides of the Detroit River in solidarity with women and human rights groups around the world.
— Published on Jan 25th, 2019