Law professor David Tanovich has won recognition from the Ontario government for the excellence of his legal writing.
Law professor David Tanovich has won recognition from the Ontario government for the excellence of his legal writing.
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.
Jean Truchon, right, looks on as lawyer Jean-Pierre Menard gives their reaction to a Québec judge overturning parts of provincial and federal laws on medically assisted dying.
An opinion piece co-authored by a Windsor Law professor calls for appeal of a ruling overturning access criteria for medical assistance in dying.
Laverne Jacobs was honoured as Outstanding Individual at the Windsor-Essex Accessibility Awards.
A reception April 17 will celebrate the launch of books by two Windsor Law professors, Jasminka Kalajdzic’s Class Actions in Canada and Richard Moon’s Putting Faith in Hate.
A reception April 17 will celebrate the launch of books by two Windsor Law professors.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau holds a news conference in Ottawa to respond to allegations his office pressured former attorney general Jody Wilson-Raybould in the SNC-Lavalin affair.
UWindsor law professor Laverne Jacobs says the SNC-Lavalin controversy provides a useful example from which we can learn.
Third-year law student Oshani Amaratunga will have her research paper published the Pace Environmental Law Review.
Third-year law student Oshani Amaratunga will have her research paper published the Pace Environmental Law Review.
The Windsor University Faculty Association will honour law professor Laverne Jacobs for her contributions to diversity and equity on May 2.
A panel will discuss the effects of autonomous vehicle technology on inclusivity and accessibility, February 14 at Windsor Law.
Australian disability discrimination commissioner, Alastair McEwin, will make two free public appearances on the UWindsor campus Monday, January 15.
Australian disability discrimination commissioner, Alastair McEwin, will make two free public appearances on the UWindsor campus Monday, January 15.
