Professor Noel Semple has commented on a British Columbia Court of Appeal ruling that the Law Society of B.C.’s decision to publicly name a lawyer who received a citation for professional misconduct was “unreasonable” because the process was not transparent and adequately explained.
— Published on Apr 12th, 2021
Professor Noel Semple has been awarded a Responsive Grant from The Law Foundation of Ontario to support his latest access to justice initiative.
— Published on Feb 5th, 2021
Professor Noel Semple 'talks tech' with the Legal Services Board in their latest "Talking Tech" podcast episode. In the episode, Professor Semple shares his views on technology and the Legal Services Act based on his paper, "Tending the Flame: Technological Innovation and the Legal Services Act Regime."
— Published on Sep 26th, 2019
Windsor Law faculty and students were recently recognized at the 12th Annual Celebration of Teaching Excellence award ceremony.
— Published on Dec 5th, 2017
Semple, Noel, "Male, Pale, and Stale? Diversity in Lawyers’ Leadership," Canadian Journal of Law and Society, Volume 31, Issue 3, December 2016, pp. 405-427.
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Professor Noel Semple was quoted in today's Globe and Mail in an article entitled, "Law committee reverses call to end Ontario articling alternative."
— Published on Nov 11th, 2016
Professor Noel Semple was quoted in this week's Law Times regarding a Law Society of Upper Canada report that recommends ending the LPP, an alternative to articling. In response to the report Semple said he struggled to understand the committee’s rationale.
— Published on Sep 29th, 2016
Prof Noel Semple's new book receives rave review in today's National Post.
— Published on Jun 9th, 2015
Windsor Law Faculty Author: Noel Semple
Noel Semple, "There's no evidence that ABS will rob lawyers of clients & encourage unethical behaviour," CBA National: Legal Insights and Practice Trends, December 4, 2014.
