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Innovation Law & Policy Workshop: Maria Lilla' Montagnani

INNOVATION LAW & POLICY WORKSHOP

presents

Maria Lilla' Montagnani

Bocconi University Department of Law

Presentation Title: TBA

 

Wednesday, February 4, 2015

12:30 - 2pm

Solarium (Room FA2), Falconer Hall

84 Queen's Park

Prof. Larissa Katz - "It’s not ‘Who took my bike,’ but 'Who really controls the sidewalk?'"

Wednesday, August 20, 2014

In a commentary in The Globe and Mail, Prof. Larissa Katz looks at the law behind who controls the sidewalk, after the incident in which Brookfield Properties seized bicycles locked to a pole in the public right-of-way in front of the Hudson's Bay Centre at Bloor and Yonge ("It’s not ‘Who took my bike,’ but 'Who really controls the sidewalk?'", August 19, 2014).

Welcome to Professors Larissa Katz and Malcolm Thorburn

Tuesday, July 9, 2013

The Faculty of Law is pleased to welcome Professors Larissa Katz and Malcolm Thorburn, who officially joined the law school on July 2, 2013. The scholars were hired in 2011 but were on sabbatical at the University of Oxford, then taught for a final year at Queen’s University. 

Larissa Katz holds an Honours Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Alberta; a Bachelor of Laws from the University of Alberta;  and a Master of Laws and SJD from Yale Law School.  She served as a law clerk to Justice Gonthier at the Supreme Court of Canada, and worked as a litigation lawyer with Sullivan & Cromwell in New York for two years prior to entering academia.  Professor Katz works on property law and property theory and publishes widely in that field.  She will teach Property and Trusts.

New issue of UT Law Journal edited by Prof. Angela Fernandez focuses on "Animals in the Law and Legal History"

Wednesday, January 30, 2013

The new issue of the University of Toronto Law Journal (63:1, January 2013) is a special focus issue edited by Prof. Angela Fernandez, titled Foxes, Seals, Whales and the Rule of Capture: Animals in the Law and Legal History.

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