Course List

Fall Session
Course Name Sort descending Grad Course CodeCourse SessionCreditsImportant Information
A Comparative Approach to Civil Procedure
Misha Boutilier, Albert Yoon

LAW7016H

F 3
Aboriginal Law and Policy
Bryce Edwards, David Walders, Bob Rae

LAW7030H

F 3
Administrative Law
Richard Stacey

LAW7003Y-F

F 4
Advanced Canadian Migration Law
Prasanna Balasundaram

LAW7039H-F

F 3
Animals and the Law
Angela Fernandez

LAW7020HF

F 3
Important Information:

Students may write a SUYRP in this course.


Art of the Deal
Gesta Abols, Robert Vaux

LAW2005HF

F 2
Important Information:

Pre-requisites/Co-requisites: Business Organizations


Business Organizations (0101)
Mohammad Fadel

LAW2008HF

F 4
Business Organizations (0102)
Albert Yoon

LAW2008HF

F 4
Canadian Income Tax Law
Robin Morgan

LAW2009Y

F 4
Capstone Project
Supervising Professor

LAW1005H

F 1 - 3
Citizenship: Inside and Out
Audrey Macklin

LAW7024HF

F 3
Important Information:

Students may write a SUYRP in this course.


Civil Law
Catherine Valcke

LAW5004HF

F 3
Important Information:

This course satisfies either the Perspective or the International/Comparative/Transnational course requirement.

 


Civil Procedure
Mohammad Fadel

LAW7002HF

F 4
Clinical Legal Education: International Human Rights Clinic
Diane Goodman

LAW6029Y

F 4
Important Information:

Application Deadline - JD Students: July 24th, 2026

Application Deadline - Graduate Students (LLM, MSL, SJD): August 4th, 2026 by 4:00PM


Competition Law and Intellectual Property
Ariel Katz

LAW2013HF

F 3
Important Information:

Students may write a SUYRP in this course.


Corporate Income Taxation
Geoffrey Turner

LAW2017YF

F 4
Important Information:

Pre-requisites/Co-requisites: Canadian Income Tax Law


Corporate Theory
Simone Sepe

LAW2002HF

F 3
Important Information:

Students may write a SUYRP in this course.


Criminal Procedure
Breese Davies, Owen Goddard

LAW3013Y

F 3
Crimmigration
Audrey Macklin

LAW3001HF

F 3
Important Information:

Students may write a SUYRP in this course.


Directed Research
Supervising Professor

LAW1003H

F 1 - 3
Evidence Law
Malcolm Thorburn

LAW2024YF

F 4
Financial Crimes and Corporate Compliance
Kenneth Jull

LAW3017H

F 3
Gender Equality and International Human Rights Law 
Rebecca Cook, Ghizal Haress

LAW6021HF

F 3
Important Information:

Note: Students may find it especially helpful to have taken or be taking Public International Law and International Human Rights Law (or equivalent). 
Students may also write a SUYRP in this course.


Health Law and Bioethics
Trudo Lemmens

LAW6003Y

F 4
Important Information:

Students may write a SUYRP in this course.


Hegel's Legal Philosophy
Alan Brudner

LAW5075HF

F 3
Important Information:

Students may write a SUYRP in this course.


Indigenous Law in Context: Intensive
John Borrows, Promise Holmes Skinner

LAW7095H

F 2
Important Information:

Students may write a SUYRP in this course.


International Trade Regulation (JPJ2037) (ECO1320H)
Matthew Kronby, Michael Solursh

LAW2038HF

F 3
Introduction to Cybersecurity and Artificial Intelligence Law
Juan-Carlos Castaneda, Ruth Promislow, Daanish Samadmoten, Imran Ahmad

LAW7165H

F 2
Introduction to Global Health Law
Lisa Forman

CHL5705H

F 2
Israel/Palestine and the Law
Mohammad Fadel, Ariel Katz

LAW7181HF

F 3
Law and Literature (ENG6552HF)
Simon Stern

LAW5027HF

F 3
Important Information:

With permission, students may complete a SUYRP.


Law and Policy of Public-Private Partnerships
Chris Bennett, Julie Han, Marta Rochkin

LAW6025H

F 3
Legal Profession
Albert Yoon

LAW7197HF

F 3
LLM Seminar I
Vincent Chiao

LAW1001HF

F 1
Negotiation
Jason Stitt

LAW2046H-F

F 2
Private International Law
Paul-Erik Veel

LAW7008HF

F 3
Public International Law
Galit Sarfaty

LAW7094HF

F 4
Secured Transactions
Michael Burke, Mark Selick

LAW2053Y

F 4
Securities Regulation
Jeffrey MacIntosh

LAW7000Y-F

F 4
Important Information:

Pre-requisites/Co-requisites: Business Organizations


The Importance and Limits of Police and Prosecutorial Independence
Kent Roach

LAW7087HF

F 3
Important Information:

Students may write a SUYRP in this course.


The Lifecycle of a Start-Up
Joshua Morrison

LAW2006HF

F 2
Tort Law in Practice
Alexi Wood

LAW7154H

F 2
Transnational Business and Human Rights
Galit Sarfaty

LAW2090HF

F 3
US Business Organizations
Simone Sepe

LAW2012H

F 4
Wampum as Law/Wampum as Meaning
Douglas Sanderson

LAW7091HF

F 3
Workplace Equality: Theory and Legal Transformation
Sabine Tsuruda

LAW5086HF

F 3
Important Information:

Students may write a SUYRP in this course.


Full Year Session
Course Name Sort descending Grad Course CodeCourse SessionCreditsImportant Information
Capstone Project
Supervising Professor

LAW1006H

Y 2 - 3
Directed Research
Supervising Professor

LAW1004H

Y 2 - 3
Journal: Indigenous Law
Douglas Sanderson

LAW7118H

Y 3
Journal: Law and Equality
Anna Su

LAW7117H

Y 3
LLM THESIS
Supervising Professor

LAW9999Y

Y 5 - 7
SJD Seminar
Vincent Chiao

LAW1007H, LAW1008H, LAW1009H

Y 0 - 3
Workshop: Contemporary Issues in Health Law, Ethics and Policy
Trudo Lemmens

LAW6001H

Y 2
Workshop: Critical Analysis of Law
Brenda Cossman, Kerry Rittich

LAW5045H

Y 2
Workshop: Hausman
Robin Morgan

LAW7015H

Y 1
Important Information:

Pre-requisites/Co-requisites: Canadian Income Tax Law.


Workshop: Legal History
Jim Phillips

LAW5070H

Y 2
Workshop: Legal Theory
Malcolm Thorburn, Sabine Tsuruda

LAW5053H

Y 2
Winter Session
Course Name Sort descending Grad Course CodeCourse SessionCreditsImportant Information
Aboriginal Law Practicum
Kerry Wilkins

LAW7098H

S 2
Important Information:

Students may write a SUYRP in this course.


Administrative Law
Vincent Chiao

LAW7003Y-S

S 4
Advanced Family Law: Resolving the Family Law Case
Stephen Codas, Kristy Warren

LAW7038HS

S 3
Advanced Torts
Christopher Essert, Arthur Ripstein

LAW7006HS

S 3
Bankruptcy and Insolvency Law
Andrew Kent, Tushara Weerasooriya

LAW2007H

S 3
Business Organizations
Jeffrey MacIntosh

LAW2008HS

S 4
Important Information:

Note: The West Education Network (“TWEN”) will be used instead of Quercus. Students must self-enrol on TWEN as soon as confirmed in the course in order to obtain course information and to have access to most of the course readings. 


Canadian Income Tax Law
Robin Morgan

LAW2009Y

S 4
Canadian Migration Law
Michael Battista, Joycna Kang

LAW7066H

S 3
Capstone Project
Supervising Professor

LAW1005H

S 1 - 3
Civil Procedure
Abdi Aidid

LAW7002HS

S 4
Class Actions Law and Practice
Michael Rosenberg

LAW7099HS

S 3
Clinical Legal Education: International Human Rights Clinic Practicum
Diane Goodman

LAW7102H

S 2
Community Planning: Problems in Urban Policy and Land Use Regulation
Arnold Weinrib

LAW7012H1

S 3
Important Information:

Students may write a SUYRP in this course.


Comparative Criminal Law
Markus Dubber

LAW3008HS

S 3
Important Information:

This course satisfies either the Perspective or the International/Comparative/Transnational course requirement.


Competition Policy
Anthony Niblett

LAW2014HS

S 4
Constitutional Litigation
Joseph Cheng, Cheryl Milne, Michael Morris

LAW2062YS

S 3
Contested Corporate Transactions - Mergers and Acquisitions
Jeremy Fraiberg

LAW2015H1S

S 3
Important Information:

Pre-requisites/Co-requisites: Securities Regulation


Copyright Law
Ariel Katz

LAW7054H1S

S 4
Crime & Punishment: Mandatory Minimums, The Death Penalty & other Current Debates
Nader Hasan

LAW3029HS

S 3
Important Information:

This course satisfies either the Perspective or the International/Comparative/Transnational course requirement.


Directed Research
Supervising Professor

LAW1003H

S 1 - 3
Discerning Law in the Fur Trade
Douglas Sanderson

LAW7122HS

S 3
Economic Analysis of Law
Anthony Niblett

LAW7070H

S 3
Environmental Law
Andrew Green

LAW2023Y

S 4
Evidence Law
Martha Shaffer

LAW2024YS

S 4
Family Law
Brenda Cossman

LAW7018Y

S 4
Financing the Small Technology Firm
Jeffrey MacIntosh

LAW2059HS

S 3
Important Information:

Pre-requisites/Co-requisites: Securities Regulation.
Students may write a SUYRP in this course.


Foundations of In-House Practice: Theory and Application
Patrick Dyke, Kendra Naidoo

LAW7096HS

S 3
Foundations of Legal Theory
Kerry Rittich

LAW7081HS

S 3
Important Information:

Note: This course is mandatory for students in the LL.M. (Legal Theory) concentration.
Students may also write a SUYRP in this course.


Good Faith in Contract Law
Brandon Kain

LAW7097HS

S 3
Governing Artificial Intelligence: Law, Institutions, and the Global Order
Steven Wang, Kathrin Gardhouse

LAW7048H1

S 2
Intellectual Property, Technology Licensing, Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity in the Innovative Economy
Aaron Sawchuk

LAW7133H

S 3
Important Information:

This course satisfies either the Perspective or the International/Comparative/Transnational course requirement.


International Commercial and Investor-State Arbitration
Matthew Kronby, Paul Michell, John Terry

LAW2035HS

S 2
International Human Rights Law and Global Health: The Right to Health in Theory and Practice
Lisa Forman

CHL5704H

S 2
International Taxation
Geoffrey Turner

LAW2037HS

S 4
Important Information:

Pre-requisites/Co-requisites: Canadian Income Tax Law.


Introduction to Intellectual Property Law
Simon Stern

LAW7195Y

S 4
Law and Ethics of End-of-Life, Death, and Human Remains
Trudo Lemmens

LAW6002HS

S 3
Law, Religion, and Democracy
Anna Su

LAW5058HS

S 3
Important Information:

Students may write a SUYRP in this course.


Legal Ethics (0101)
Markus Dubber

LAW7049HS (0101)

S 3
Legal Ethics (0102)
Julie Thorburn, Wendy Matheson, Andrew Bernstein

LAW7049HS (0102)

S 3
LLM Seminar II
Vincent Chiao

LAW1002HS

S 1
Public Health Law in Canada: The Role of the State, Law and Human Rights
Robin Nobleman, Jennifer Stone

LAW6006HS

S 2
Research Methods

LAW1010H

S 2
Securities Regulation
Glen Johnson

LAW7000H-S

S 4
Important Information:

Pre-requisites/Co-requisites: Business Organizations.


Sentencing and Penal Policy (CRI3355H)
Kimberley Crosbie, Faisal Mirza

LAW3025HS

S 3
Supreme Court Judging in a Democracy: Canadian and American Perspectives
Rosalie Abella

LAW5013H

S 1
Not Offered Next Year

Important Information:

This course does not fulfill the January intersession intensive graduation requirement.


The Administrative State in Practice
Andrea Gonsalves, Brendan van Niejenhuis

LAW7167HS

S 3
The Forefront of Patent Law: Artificial Intelligence and Beyond
Sandon Shogilev, Daniel Cappe

LAW7133H

S 3
Important Information:

Pre-requisites/Co-requisites: Introduction to Intellectual Property Law (LAW384H) or Patent and Trade Secrets Law (LAW332H).


The Law of Work
Brian Langille

LAW2040Y

S 4
The Psycho-dynamics of Advocacy and Judging
Peter Lauwers

LAW7194HS

S 3
Trusts
Larissa Katz

LAW2058Y

S 4
US Taxation of Individuals and Businesses
Robin Morgan

LAW7041HS

S 4

Please note that LLM, MSL and SJD spots are reserved for students enrolled in the LLM, MSL and SJD programs.

Students from other divisions looking to enroll in a course at Jackman Law should contact the JD Records Office at records.law@utoronto.ca.