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Ambreena Ladhani, Law’25, winner of the Canadian Bar Association Privacy and Access Law Section Student Essay Contest, for her paper on protecting artists from AI voice cloning.

New grad wins national prize for essay on AI and artist rights

From a viral AI song to a national legal award: How Ambreena Ladhani, Law'25, turned curiosity about “Fake Drake” into a groundbreaking essay on protecting artists in the age of voice cloning.

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Nicolina Fasciano and Professor Gail Henderson discuss buy now, pay later.

Buy Now, Pay Later: What students — and everyone — should know

A timely conversation with Professor Gail Henderson and JD student Nicolina Fasciano explores the risks and realities of “Buy Now, Pay Later” services — and why financial literacy matters more than ever.

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Podcast: FLSQ - From Silence to Systems Change: Collective Strategies to End Femicide and Gender-Based Violence

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Podcast: FLSQ - Safer Spaces, Stronger Selves: Gender Justice in Housing and Human Security

The word “homelessness” seldom comes to mind when thinking of women fleeing violence. But rising housing insecurity and overlapping housing crises are creating gender-specific risks.

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Queen’s Law is offering Trade Law Essentials: What Businesses Need to Know, an intensive program running virtually December 8–10, 2025, to give business and legal professionals timely, strategic trade law insights.

Navigating trade turbulence: What businesses need to know

Queen’s Law launches an intensive program offering timely, strategic trade law insights for business and legal professionals.

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Students in the QBLC workshop present trademark search results to trademark experts Jamie-Lynn Kraft and Robert Maratta during the clinic’s first Trademarks Workshop.

Training students to help startups protect their brands

Queen’s Business Law Clinic students are learning how to advise local startups on applying for and registering trademarks through a new workshop series — gaining hands-on experience in intellectual property law while expanding access to legal support.

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Alumni celebrate Homecoming 2025 at the Dean's Breakfast in the Law Library.

Alumni rekindle connections at Homecoming 2025

Queen’s Law alumni returned to Kingston for a joyful Homecoming weekend filled with reconnections, reflections, and renewed pride in their alma mater.

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Podcast: Law'80 Careers in Business Law

Queen’s Faculty of Law and the Corporate Law Club are pleased to showcase the annual Law'80 Careers in Business Law Panel.

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Podcast: Thirteen Economies, One Country: How the Highest Court Undermined a National Canadian Economy

Canada is one country, but economically it is a patchwork of 13 regional economies. Interprovincial trade barriers cost billions in lost productivity and innovation. As federal and provincial governments work to dismantle these internal walls, the question remains: why do they exist and why have they persisted?

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Justice Malcolm Rowe presents “The Supreme Court of Canada: The First 150 Years” in Grant Hall.

Marking the Supreme Court’s 150th anniversary

Queen’s Law hosted Justice Malcolm Rowe for a special lecture exploring how the Court’s role has fundamentally evolved since its establishment in 1875.

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Professor Nicolas Lamp, an expert in international trade, educates the next generation of trade lawyers, keeps government officials informed on emerging issues, and looks for new ways to understand how globalization shapes – and shakes up – the world.

Shaping the future of trade law

Professor Nicolas Lamp helps decode today’s shifting trade landscape — and with a new program, offers lawyers and business leaders insights into the new tariff era.

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Professor Gail Henderson has begun her appointment as the Allgood Professor in Business Law, directing research and leading Queen’s Law’s thriving business law program.

Advancing business law through leadership and vision

Professor Gail Henderson has been appointed the Allgood Professor in Business Law to further elevate Queen’s Law’s research capacity and to lead its thriving JD and graduate business law programs.

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