Windsor Law professor Julie Macfarlane has been named to the Order of Canada in recognition of her advocacy on behalf of self-represented litigants.
Windsor Law professor Julie Macfarlane has been named to the Order of Canada in recognition of her advocacy on behalf of self-represented litigants.
A proposed change to Ontario law would make class actions far less accessible, says Windsor Law professor Jasminka Kalajdzic.
A proposed change to Ontario law would make class actions far less accessible, says Windsor Law professor Jasminka Kalajdzic.
Honorees Justice Mary Jo Nolan, Heather Hansen, Jamie Johnson, Allan Stitt, Evan Kubes, and Joshua Marcus attended the Toronto Alumni Dinner and Awards.
Nearly 300 grads and guests enjoyed Windsor Law's annual alumni dinners in Toronto and Windsor on Nov. 27 and Dec. 10.
Windsor Law has launched a campaign to raise funds for the re-imagining of its home.
Windsor Law has launched a campaign to raise funds for the re-imagining of its home.
Renovations to the Ron W. Ianni Faculty of Law Building will renew its spaces for teaching, research, advocacy and service.
Renovations to the Ron W. Ianni Faculty of Law Building will send students, faculty, and staff into temporary “law clusters” around the rest of the campus.
Members of the Cities and Climate Action Forum at Windsor Law held a research-a-thon Monday as part of a national effort.
Members of the Cities and Climate Action Forum at Windsor Law held a research-a-thon Monday as part of a national effort.
The EPIC Law series of workshops offers information to help businesses succeed.
The EPIC Law series of workshops offers information to help businesses succeed.
Executive director Nye Thomas and counsel Ryan Fritsch of the Law Commission of Ontario will discuss its research into the impact of artificial intelligence on access to justice.
The LTEC Lab will host a discussion on the impact of artificial intelligence on access to justice, Nov. 20 at Windsor Law.
UWindsor law professor Richard Moon will discuss the increasingly partisan employment of the term “free speech” Tuesday in a Humanities Week lecture.
UWindsor law professor Richard Moon will discuss the increasingly partisan employment of the term “free speech” Tuesday in a Humanities Week lecture.
The Humanities Research Group presents Humanities Week, Nov. 11 to 15.
Humanities Week, Nov. 11 through 15, promises a series of diverse events in casual settings.
