Supreme Court cites Professor Richard Moon in judgments
Scholarship by Professor Richard Moon was cited in two separate Supreme Court of Canada decisions delivered in October:
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— Published on Nov 1st, 2021
Professor Richard Moon comments on growing debate over mandatory COVID-19 vaccines for children
In a recent Globe and Mail article, Professor Richard Moon commented on the growing debate over mandatory COVID-19 vaccines for children.
— Published on Nov 1st, 2021
Supreme Court cites Professor Claire Mummé in judgment
Scholarship by Windsor Law professor Claire Mummé was cited in a Supreme Court of Canada decision delivered on Oct. 22 in Northern Regional Health Authority v. Horrocks.
— Published on Oct 28th, 2021
Law dedication ceremony to honour original inhabitants of University territory
The Huron and the Jesuits Land Grant documents the donation of land on which the University’s main campus sits.
— Published on Oct 20th, 2021
Windsor Law Profs and 13 Intellectual Property Scholars Submit Briefs to Federal Government on AI, the Internet of Things, and the Modernization of the Copyright Act
— Published on Oct 20th, 2021
Law clinic to receive second class action settlement fund
The Honourable Edward M. Morgan of the Superior Court of Justice recently approved the settlement of a securities class action lawsuit, and in doing so, approved an award of $90,000 to the Class Action Clinic at Windsor Law in left-over or ‘cy près’ funds.
— Published on Oct 19th, 2021
Class Action Clinic celebrates two-year anniversary of filling void in Canada’s legal landscape
— Published on Oct 29th, 2021
Professor Danardo Jones comments on Windsor's first jury trial since COVID-19 pandemic
— Published on Oct 13th, 2021
Law dedication ceremony to honour Indigenous ancestors, land, and peoples
Photo by Marcie Demmans
— Published on Oct 6th, 2021
Donation to advance urban studies work
A $12,000 donation from former Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment president Richard Peddie (BComm 1970, honorary LLD 2001) and his wife, Colleen, will allow the Windsor Law Centre for Cities to continue to develop its research, teaching, and public engagement on the legal and policy tools related to municipalities and local institutions.
— Published on Oct 4th, 2021