Leading with impact
Giuliana (Julie) Di Lorenzo
President, Mirabella Development Corporation (Diamante Legacy Company)
GPLLM 2020, Business Law concentration
2024
2021-q1
Donors endow the Michael J. Trebilcock Law & Economics program at U of T Law
By Nina Haikara
The Future of Law is here
By Nina Haikara
“In the past few years, many law firms have started to adopt tech, such as using artificial intelligence software to help with discovery and research,” says Anthony Niblett, Canada
Research that transforms
The return to classroom instruction has created a welcome buzz of excitement these past few weeks. Many students, faculty and staff have remarked how wonderful it is to be back on campus.
Quasi-property or quasi-person
By Nina Haikara
In a new paper to be pu
From the classroom to the board room: How a unique program makes the learning "come alive"
by Paul Fraumeni
Hannah Cinel can sing. In fact, she has a degree in music from Wilfrid Laurier University.
But she didn’t really know about the tremendous challenges facing the performing community until she started studying at U of T Law.
Epstein Cole LLP joins Pro Bono Students Canada as founding partner of new Family Justice Centre
by Nicole Landa, Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) intern
Empowerment, accessibility and expanding the reach of access to legal aid are the core values of the new Family Justice Centre (FJC), established at Pro Bono Students Canada (PBSC) in partnership with Epstein Cole L
The Downtown Legal Services fight to reunite three men with their families in Canada
U of T Law alumni and students advocate at Aboriginal Legal Services
by Nina Haikara
Métis lawyer, Amanda Carling (JD 2012), served on the board of directors for Aboriginal Legal Services (ALS), formerly ALS of Toronto, for over a decade. But it was much more than just a volunteer appointment.
“What I enjoyed most about being of service to ALS, was the introduction it gave me to some of the most talented, wise, kind and dedicated Indigenous people in Toronto,” says Carling, who in 2016 joined the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Law to lead its Indigenous Initiatives Office (IIO).