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May 24, 2012

The First Annual Windsor Law Student Conference

May 03, 2012

Jacobs receives grant from Foundation for Legal Research

May 03, 2012

Bogart to deliver paper at National Health Law Conference

April 25, 2012

Kalajdzic on anti-discrimination class action suits

April 22, 2012

Smit awarded conference funding

April 22, 2012

Kianieff on the sale of Zellers' pharmacy records

Experiential Learning

At Windsor Law, one of our best classrooms is the courtroom.

Ianni Law Building

At Windsor Law, we do not just believe in social and legal justice; we live it.

Court of Appeal Visit

Windsor Law welcomed the Ontario Court of Appeal on its first visit to an Ontario Law School.

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Windsor Law students celebrate 30th anniversary of Canada's Charter of Rights and Freedoms

Degree Programs

Four different degrees from one remarkable law school.

Faculty & Programs

Three law schools in two countries join to create one of North America's best IP law programs.

Law students train local entrepreneurs in the importance of intellectual property.

Jeffrey Berryman, a veteran scholar, tackles the latest twist in Canadian civil law.

Legal scholars are not in it for the headlines. But sometimes controversy comes calling.

Law students provide mediation and conflict resolution training and services to the community.

Windsor Law professor rallies students to combat the plague of racial profiling.

Professor Laverne Jacobs ventures into the unexplored culture of administrative tribunals.

Legal Assistance of Windsor - a storefront clinic for legal and social work services.

Alumni & Students

A Supreme Court of the NWT clerkship provided Cheryl-Anne Pine insight into Northern Canada.

A Windsor Law social justice fellowship enabled Reema Patel to work in human rights in Mumbai.

Windsor Law’s unique strength is an environment vested in your success, says John Brennan.

Windsor Law’s clinic programs gave Alice Vandeven a supervised “real world” experience.

Judith Potter's legal career may have started late, but shows no sign of stopping.

Joe Comartin '71 was voted the brainiest in Parliament, but the MP is quick to share the credit

Lloyd Dean's competitive spirit served him well on the football field and even better in court.

Aly Alibhai is living the promise of a Windsor Law education.

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Justice Joseph Donohue,
"Alternative Sentencing and Life in Canada's North: A Judicial Perspective"