August 2016

Myra Tawfik, a law professor and EPICentre professor of IP commercialization and strategy at the University of Windsor, believes law schools should play a more active role in helping students provide IP-based legal services for startups in their communities. Schulich Law Prof. Robert Currie agrees – and is ready to make it happen at Dalhousie.

On July 26, as part of the 29th annual International Society for the Reform of Criminal Law (ISRCL) conference, three lawyers, a student, and a sociologist discussed sexual assault law and reform in what they referred to as a “post-Ghomeshi world.”

The Law and Technology Institute is planning events for the upcoming school year

Q&A with former Olympian and Schulich Law alumna Jill D’Alessio, who reflects on life before and after law school and competitive sport.

Dean Camille Cameron has been named to a new seven-member advisory board that will be tasked with recommending candidates to replace Supreme Court Justice Thomas Cromwell, who is due to retire on September 1.