
Thora H. Espinet was one of very few Black women lawyers in Ontario when she graduated from Windsor Law in 1982.
Thora H. Espinet was one of very few Black women lawyers in Ontario when she graduated from Windsor Law in 1982.
Presentations and roundtable discussions the week of Feb. 22 will highlight the need for climate action to be a whole-of-community approach.
Candidates for the position of dean of the Faculty of Law will conduct public presentations in the coming weeks.
Windsor Law professor Noel Semple will edit a free online guide to Ontario civil procedure.
On Thursday, Feb.
The Transnational Law and Justice Network at Windsor Law has refocused its efforts around public education, launching an improved online presence.
Windsor Law LLM students in the research methods class are examining the impact of COVID-19 on the university experience.
Windsor law students have revived their newspaper, now named Headnotes, as a digital publication.
A new speaker series will feature experts on intellectual property law from around the world.