A Common Law team including Jessica Rollins, Ana Nizharadze, Julia Kafato, Veronica Cesario and Zanab Chaudhry, coached by David Fewer and Christian Clavette, was runner up at this year’s Harold G. Fox Moot.
The moot focuses on intellectual property law and offers competitors a chance to meet jurists from the Supreme, Ontario and Federal courts, ...
A Common Law team including Jessica Rollins, Ana Nizharadze, Julia Kafato, Veronica Cesario and Zanab Chaudhry, coached by David Fewer and Christian Clavette, was runner up at this year’s Harold G. Fox Moot.
The moot focuses on intellectual propert...
The University of Ottawa’s Common Law Section recently competed in this year’s Laskin Moot Court Competition, a bilingual moot competition that focuses on Canadian Constitutional and Administrative Law. The team members, Brandon Orct, Jason Bagnall, Laura Abrioux and Andréa Morin prepared a fictional case based on the Corrections and Conditio...
The University of Ottawa’s Common Law Section recently competed in this year’s Laskin Moot Court Competition, a bilingual moot competition that focuses on Canadian Constitutional and Administrative Law. The team members, Brandon Orct, Jason Bagnall,...
We are pleased to announce that uOttawa took home first place at the first-ever Tort Law Moot Competition on February 18-19, 2022. The 2022 uOttawa team was composed of Wiliston Mason (Common Law 2L) and Mariana Llanos (Common Law 2L) representing the respondents, and Julie Huber (Common Law 2L) and Bethany Keeshan (Common Law 3L) representing the appellants. Working together virtually in two diff...
We are pleased to announce that uOttawa took home first place at the first-ever Tort Law Moot Competition on February 18-19, 2022. The 2022 uOttawa team was composed of Wiliston Mason (Common Law 2L) and Mariana Llanos (Common Law 2L) representing the respondents, and Julie Huber (Common Law 2L) and...
Professor François Larocque has published a new bilingual book on the State Immunity Act, alongside co-author Justice Azim Hussain. Entitled Loi sur l’immunité des états annotée | Annotated State Immunity Act (Wilson & Lafleur), the book is a user-friendly guide to the often complex legal world of state immunity, offer...
Professor François Larocque has published a new bilingual book on the State Immunity Act, alongside co-author Justice Azim Hussain. Entitled Loi sur l’immunité des états annotée | Annotated State Immunity Act (Wilson & L...
As part of a bilingual course, entitled Feminist Law Reform/Réforme féministe du droit, taught by Professor Martha Jackman, students must write an op-ed on an issue related to an injustice and calling for an urgent reform of the law.
As part of a bilingual course, entitled Feminist Law Reform/Réforme féministe du droit, taught by Professor Martha Jackman, students must write an op-ed on an issue related to an injustice and calling for an urgent reform of the law.
Professor Constance Backhouse’s recently published edited collection, Royally Wronged: The Royal Society of Canada and Indigenous Peoples (McGill-Queens University Press) and Professor Craig Forcese’s edited collection, Top Secret Canada: Understanding the Canadian Intelligence and National Security Community (University o...
Professor Constance Backhouse’s recently published edited collection, Royally Wronged: The Royal Society of Canada and Indigenous Peoples (McGill-Queens University Press) and Professor Craig Forcese’s edited collection, Top Secre...
Professor Yan Campagnolo’s most recent book, Behind Closed Doors: The Law and Politics of Cabinet Secrecy (UBC Press), has been named to The Hill Times’ 100 Best Books in 2021. The book explores whether or not decision-making at the highest levels of government can maintain a tradition of secrecy in an era when the state executive i...
Professor Yan Campagnolo’s most recent book, Behind Closed Doors: The Law and Politics of Cabinet Secrecy (UBC Press), has been named to The Hill Times’ 100 Best Books in 2021. The book explores whether or not decision-making at the h...
The 14th edition of the annual Nelligan Law First Year Moot Court Competition was held on November 13-15, 2021. Over 140 first-year students in the English Program competed in the preliminary rounds, held on the morning of November 13. The 1L students were divided into hearings with two appellant counsel facing off against two respondent counsel. In a competition first, all hearings were held onli...
The 14th edition of the annual Nelligan Law First Year Moot Court Competition was held on November 13-15, 2021. Over 140 first-year students in the English Program competed in the preliminary rounds, held on the morning of November 13. The 1L students were divided into hearings with two appellant co...
