Windsor Law professors Shanthi Senthe and Muharem Kianieff will co-convene the fourth annual Commercial Law Symposium in Windsor on Oct. 18 and 19. The symposium is scheduled to take place at the Art Gallery of Windsor and will feature presentations and discussions with leading commercial lawyers from across North America.
— Published on Oct 4th, 2019
Windsor Law professor Jasminka Kalajdzic wrote the book on class actions. Now she is heading up a law clinic — the first of its kind in North America — dedicated one of the most high-profile and far-reaching legal procedures in the Canadian justice system.
— Published on Oct 17th, 2019
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
Professor Kristen Thomasen appeared on CBC's Windsor Morning with Tony Doucette to discuss cameras & privacy. Professor Thomasen says research into surveillance cameras and crime doesn't prove they make an area more safe.
Listen to the segment on Windsor Morning's website.
— Published on Sep 26th, 2019
On Thursday, Professor Reem Bahdi, Dean Christopher Waters and the Transnational Law and Justice Network at Windsor Law welcomed two expert panelists for the discussion "Canada and Saudi Arabia: Legal Frameworks and Policy Options." The panel urged Canadians to make foreign affairs and human rights an election issue.
— Published on Sep 20th, 2019
With at least three Lancer student-athletes attending law school this year, the timing has never been better for Professor Shanthi Senthe to make an impact in the area of sports law.
— Published on Nov 11th, 2019
— Published on Sep 6th, 2019
— Published on Sep 6th, 2019
Bill Bogart did interviews this week with CBC Radio International and with 13 CBC Syndicate stations across Canada on the Oklahoma state court decision against Johnson & Johnson for its responsibility for the opioid crisis.
— Published on Aug 30th, 2019
Professor Jasminka Kalajdzic comments on the significance of the $573 million judgment in the Oklahoma opioid litigation for Canadian lawsuits in the Toronto Star.
— Published on Aug 28th, 2019
