Prof Kalajdzic comments on Oklahoma opioid litigation
Professor Jasminka Kalajdzic comments on the significance of the $573 million judgment in the Oklahoma opioid litigation for Canadian lawsuits in the Toronto Star.
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Professor Wissam Aoun receives IP clinic funding
— Published on Aug 15th, 2019
Professor Bogart Discusses Cannabis Offences and Amnesty
Bill Bogart did CBC Syndicate interviews last week on the federal government's initiatives regarding cannabis offences and why amnesty would be the better route.
— Published on Aug 9th, 2019
Windsor Law student appointed to Canadian Bar Association committee
This summer, one Windsor Law student is making a national impact on the legal profession.
— Published on Aug 1st, 2019
Prof. Kalajdzic leads class action report
— Published on Jul 22nd, 2019
Prof Galvão Ferreira & TELP Clinic contribute to brief about Dulcepamba River
Earlier this month, a coalition of organizations and law professors submitted an amicus brief to the Constitutional Court of Ecuador calling for recognition of the rights of the Dulcepamba River.
— Published on Jul 10th, 2019
Prof Tawfik and LTEC Lab Scholar-in-Residence contribute to Globe and Mail
Windsor Law professor Myra Tawfik (left) along with LTEC Lab scholar-in-residence Karima Bawa wrote an opinion piece for the Globe and Mail regarding the arms race of innovation and intellectual property being critical to Canadian efforts.
— Published on Jul 2nd, 2019
UWinTeam wins People's Choice Award at Erie Hack competition
On June 20, 2019, nine teams competed in the Erie Hack 2.0 Final, showcasing their innovations at Windows on the River in Cleveland, Ohio. New this year, Erie Hack 2.0 awarded a People’s Choice Award, allowing the public to vote for who they believed to have the best innovation to address the Great Lakes’ water challenges.
— Published on Jul 10th, 2019
Prof Thomasen expresses concerns about Windsor Police drone unit
Professor Kristen Thomasen (photo credit: CBC Windsor)
— Published on Jun 25th, 2019
Prof Rogin comments on cuts to Legal Aid Ontario
Professor Jillian Rogin was interviewed by HuffPost Canada for their article about cuts to Legal Aid Ontario’s bail court and how they may endanger constitutional rights.
This story is a part of UNAIDED, a HuffPost Canada series that examines the effects of recent funding cuts to Ontario’s legal aid system and the impacts on the vulnerable people who rely on it to navigate our complicated justice system.
— Published on Jun 19th, 2019