Juanita Westmoreland-Traoré, a former dean of law at the University of Windsor, will the President’s Award from the Canadian Bar Association.
Juanita Westmoreland-Traoré, a former dean of law at the University of Windsor, will the President’s Award from the Canadian Bar Association.
A Jan. 22 panel discussion at Windsor Law explored the Supreme Court of Canada ruling in the case of R. v. Barton.
A Jan. 22 panel discussion at Windsor Law explored the Supreme Court of Canada ruling in the case of R. v. Barton.
University of Windsor students stand with dean of law Christopher Waters in calling for justice for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit people.
Red ribbons tied across campus this week are intended to raise awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit people.
Law student Lina Chaker is one of four panellists who will discuss religious expression in Canada, Wednesday at the Signature Tributes Event Centre.
“Are limits on religious expression becoming a trend in Canada?” is the subject of a panel discussion Wednesday.
Windsor Law will offer a four-day, intensive training course in patent practice, the first of its kind in Canada.
Windsor Law will offer a four-day, intensive training course in patent practice, the first of its kind in Canada.
Supreme Court Justice Andromache Karakatsanis will speak as part of a feminist legal lectures series on Thursday, Feb. 6.
Supreme Court Justice Andromache Karakatsanis will speak as part of a feminist legal lectures series on Thursday, Feb. 6.
Windsor Law’s Cities and Climate Action Forum will host a public discussion of the 2020 Windsor municipal budget on Thursday, Jan. 23.
Windsor Law’s Cities and Climate Action Forum will host a public discussion of the 2020 Windsor municipal budget on Thursday, Jan. 23.
Brian Manarin will moderate a panel discussion of the ethical practice of criminal law, Jan. 30 in the Moot Court.
Windsor Law will welcome a panel of local jurists to discuss topics of interest to the ethical practice of criminal law, Thursday, Jan. 30. The Law Society of Ontario is offering two hours of Continuing Professional Development credit, professionalism category, to all members in attendance.
The Pollinators tells of bees by the billions making America’s food supply possible.
The Pollinators tells of bees by the billions making America’s food supply possible.
Law professor Sujith Xavier won a case before the Supreme Court of Canada that will alter how courts oversee decisions of administrative bodies.
Law professor Sujith Xavier won a case before the Supreme Court of Canada that will alter how courts oversee decisions of administrative bodies.
