01/2024
Please visit the conference webpage for a detailed program and registration. It could be the biggest thing to hit the legal profession since the constitution. Leading legal thinkers from Osgoode and beyond will gather to assess the seismic impact of artificial intelligence on the law during a special conference March 13 sponsored by the Osgoode-based Nathanson Centre on Transnational Human Rights, Crime and Security. The event, titled Artificial…
10/2016
03/2023
…recent panel discussion featuring Osgoode professors with expertise in the areas of labour law, intellectual property (IP), human rights, tax law, privacy law and tort law. The event, titled The Legal Implications of the Metaverse, took place March 9 at the law school and was hosted by the Osgoode-based Jack & Mae Nathanson Centre on Transnational Human Rights, Crime and Security. A full video recording is available here. “Web 3.0 (or Web3) is on…
03/2023
…Dagne is willing to read preliminary proposals from strong students in the areas of interest listed, and comment on interest in supervision prior to submission of an official application. Ian Stedman Assistant Professor, School of Public Policy and Administration, Faculty of Liberal Arts and Professional Studies Supervision: LLM and PhD Professor Stedman is interested in supervising research in the areas of: 1) public sector ethics and accountabil…
07/2023
…earch creation and/or professional practice and specialization in specific areas. A record or evident promise of generating innovative, substantive, rigorous, and as appropriate, externally funded research and/or research creation. A record or evident promise of making influential contributions and demonstrating excellence in the field (of a recognized international calibre as demonstrated in: their research plan; a record of high quality publicat…
06/2014
…c transportation? Might you bring your lunch to school and avoid dining at restaurants? Do you shop wisely and take advantage of lower prices and sales? Consider All Available Resources Be sure to tap all available sources of financial support. Review all the funding sources on this site to see what you’re eligible for. Be Realistic Don’t downplay expenses. It may seem daunting to list all your expected expenses for the next three years, but being…
03/2022
…t concert venues, superb museums and galleries, an incredible diversity of restaurants and nightlife, plus ravine-filled parks, the Lake Ontario waterfront, Toronto Island – it’s all right at your doorstep. Here’s more on all the great attractions that Toronto has on offer. Explore Toronto: The Centre of Canada’s Largest Legal Community While at Osgoode, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to connect with leading experts and practitioners, top law…
06/2014
…laundry facilities Proximity to classes, friends, food (there are about 40 restaurants and food kiosks on campus) and recreation facilities, including an adjacent football field A great view, overlooking a lovely woodlot and a pond, with a courtyard where trees, park benches and a barbecue beckon Easy access to the city’s attractions with an on-campus subway stop The York University campus 24-hour security and the “Go Safe” escort program Securing…
12/2019
…faculty to stay current with new articles and research published in their areas of expertise. Please do not hesitate to consult with your assigned Liaison Librarian to develop a current awareness profile. Among useful services are the following: CILP (Current Index to Legal Periodicals): (link) A weekly email alert service from the Marian Gould Gallagher Law Library of the University of Washington School of Law (Seattle). Your assigned librarian…
12/2023
…structures is complex and one of the most rapidly-evolving and interesting areas of Canadian law. Today, much of the discourse about Indigenous communities and Canadian law is framed through a narrative of “reconciliation.” Why are we talking about “reconciliation”? How did this become the framework for looking at issues affecting Indigenous communities? What does “reconciliation” really mean for lawyers dealing with Indigenous communities’ issues…