Myra Tawfik
On March 1, Professor Myra Tawfik was invited by Senator Art Eggleton to address a Senate Liberal Open Caucus meeting in Ottawa. The subject of the session was “Countering Counterfeits” and Professor Tawfik spoke about the difficulties Canadian innovative start-ups face in relation to global online counterfeiting and piracy. Among the others speaking at the session was Windsor Law Grad Georgina Danzig '88.
— Published on Mar 8th, 2017
Professor Richard Moon was quoted in a Toronto Star article, Monday, February 27, on why hate crimes are difficult to prosecute.
— Published on Mar 6th, 2017
Wilson Moot Team Ryan Stern, Madalyn Bavaro, Michael Hodgins, Professor Donna Eansor, Shelby Morrison and David Ragni
Congratulations to the team and especially to Shelby Morrison, 3rd place Top Oralist.
— Published on Mar 21st, 2017
2017 OTLA Cup Presented to Windsor Law Students Tararah Etemadi, Noah Haynes, Adam Lawson
Congratulations to Noah Haynes, Adam Lawson and Tararah Etemadi and their coaches Francine Herlehy and Monica 
Pathak on their hard work and dedication that resulted in their 2017 OTLA Cup win.
Special congrats to Adam Lawson for winning best overall advocate.
— Published on Mar 5th, 2017
Dual JD 3L students Adam Fucile and Joseph Tung, overall winning team of The Regional Transactional LawMeet Competition
— Published on Apr 3rd, 2017
Justin Smith, Prof Jasminka Kaladjzic, Peter Valente, Amanda Iarusso and Sean Reginio
Windsor Team wins Winkler Class Action Moot Competition.
— Published on Feb 27th, 2017
Anneke Smit
Professor Anneke Smit will be recognized with The Windsor Essex Local Immigration Partnership's Welcoming Community Award at a forum on March 2.
Professor Smit's research includes her work on the rights of refugees and internally displaced persons. She has led efforts across Canada to advocate for those fleeing violence in Syria and she serves on the steering committees of the organizations Canada4Refugees and Scholars at Risk.
— Published on Feb 17th, 2017
Oxford IP Moot Team and Faculty 2017
Windsor Law has been selected to participate in the oral rounds of the 15th Annual Oxford International Intellectual Property Law Moot Competition. Twenty-four teams over a total of 59 written submissions were invited to participate this year.
The student team members, Ruebe James (2L), Sanjeevan Shivakumar (3L), and Shannon Uhera (3L), and their coach, Professor Pascale Chapdelaine, will travel to the University of Oxford next month to participate in the world-renowned competition.
— Published on Feb 16th, 2017
Professor Richard Moon was quoted in thestar.com on anti-Islamophobia motion.
— Published on Feb 15th, 2017
Windsor Star Photo by Dax Melmer
This weekend, Windsor Law students joined law students from across Canada to take part in a research marathon to assist refugees impacted by ban by U.S. President Donald Trump's recent executive orders.
Our students were also very vocal about their 'research-a-thon' on social media. Here's a few of their tweets:
— Published on Feb 5th, 2017
