Windsor Law forms partnership to launch IP literacy program for creative entrepreneurs

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How to make the most out of hybrid work

Demand for flexible work arrangements and client collaboration driving structure: lawyer
BY 02 Aug 2021

Lincoln Alexander School of Law welcomes Laverne Jacobs, Mohamed Khimji as visiting scholars

Jacobs is professor at Windsor Law, while Khimji is associate professor at Queen’s Law
BY 02 Aug 2021

Fines of $6,500 issued for fatal incident where pleasure craft was advertised as tour boat

Transport Canada finds violations of Canada Shipping Act, including actions jeopardizing safety
BY Bernise Carolino 02 Aug 2021

Court of Appeal rules judge erred in finding hearsay evidence inadmissible

Appellant alleged her father arranged to have her unknowingly smuggle 1.9 kilos of cocaine
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