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Martin’s research project aims to better articulate lawyers’ professional duty by using Attorneys General as case studies.

The 12th annual list highlights the critical and considerable work jurists have done in the last 18 months.

Cheryl Simon, Suzie Dunn and Karinne Lantz join the Schulich School of Law.

With the completion of the Rick Hansen Foundation Accessibility Certificate, Schulich Law employee Michelle Mahoney will continue to help educate and shape accessibility rights throughout Dalhousie and Nova Scotia.

Akinkugbe’s research project to study Illicit Financial Flows in Africa.

When 174 Sikhs arrived in Nova Scotia after escaping civil war, Lee Cohen (LLB’80) represented them. From that moment, he dedicated his practice to immigration, refugees and human rights, changing hundreds of lives in the process, including his.

Meet Meghan Faught, President of the Law Students’ Society turned 2021 Schulich Law graduate.

Schulich Law grad Darren Gill (’21) shares his student involvements and memories from his law school career.