Professor Farrow’s research and teaching focus on the administration of civil justice, including legal process, dispute resolution, professional and judicial ethics, advocacy, legal education, globalization and post-conflict development. He was previously a litigator at the Torys law firm in Toronto, the Ames Fellow at Harvard Law School and a teaching fellow at Harvard College (for which he was awarded two Harvard University certificates of distinction in teaching). Professor Farrow has also taught at Notre Dame, Toronto, Alberta and Niigata. He serves as Osgoode’s Director of Clinical Legal Education, as well as the Chair of the Canadian Forum on Civil Justice. Professor Farrow is also actively involved in various international development projects. For a selection of his publications, click here.

Areas of interest: Legal process and dispute resolution; professional and judicial ethics; advocacy; legal education; globalization and post-conflict development.

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