News

On October 7, this year’s Smith Shield mooters became the first in the law school’s history to present their oral arguments and take questions from the judges entirely over Zoom due to the ongoing pandemic.

Schulich Law alum Jalana Lewis (JD ’13) is thrilled to be Dal’s first director of African Nova Scotian community engagement, a role she began in September.

To mark Treaty Day on October 1, Professor Constance MacIntosh spoke to Dal News about the importance of the Peace and Friendship Treaties today, some common misconceptions about treaty rights and her hopes for more meaningful partnerships in the future.

Third-year student Mukisa Kakembo's internship experience at the Elizabeth Fry Society of Nova Scotia taught her about more than the law.

In September of 2020, the initio Technology and Innovation Law Clinic became fully operational. initio acts as a resource for technology start-ups seeking early-stage legal services, while training students to act and advise in innovation and start-up matters.

Schulich Law Professor Jennifer Llewellyn has been appointed to the Royal Society of Canada.

On July 13, Schulich Law's Indigenous Blacks and Mi'kmaq Initiative welcomed Kelsey Jones as director.

Schulich Law Professors Joanna Erdman and Adelina Iftene are among the Dal researchers to receive 2020 President’s Research Excellence Awards.

The Schulich School of Law is pleased to welcome Professor Richard Devlin as acting dean, effective July 6, 2020.

Highlighting the research of Health Law and Policy students James Whittier, Amanda Steger and Andrea MacGregor.