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Teach a three-credit undergraduate Privacy Law course covering information privacy in digital environments, domestic and international regulations, case law, legislation, public policy, and relationships involving individuals, companies, and the State. The instructor will teach during the Winter 2027 term in a bilingual setting.

Teach a bilingual undergraduate law course on criminal trial advocacy, covering direct and cross-examination, opening and closing arguments, ethics, best practices, and criminal trial preparation. The instructor will help students develop practical litigation skills applicable to criminal defense, prosecution, and broader legal practice.

Teach Communication 2 in the Faculty of Law during Winter 2027. Responsibilities include developing students’ legal writing, research, analysis, revision, editing, and scholarly dissemination skills. The instructor will introduce legal research resources across several practice areas and cover publishing topics such as peer review, journal rankings, author rights, open access, repositories, academic social media, and predatory publications.

Teach a three-credit undergraduate law course on the legal lifecycle of biotechnology startups, including legal guidance through product launch, IPO, acquisition, and other exit events. The instructor will draw on significant legal or professional practice experience in the relevant area and teach law students in a bilingual setting during the Winter 2027 term.

Teach Securities Regulation to undergraduate law students in Winter 2027. The course covers Canadian capital markets, securities professional licensing, investor disclosure, and regulatory enforcement under Quebec or Ontario frameworks. The instructor must have a law degree, significant relevant legal or professional experience, and experience teaching undergraduate law students in a bilingual setting.

Teach a three-credit undergraduate law course on evidence in criminal matters during Winter 2027. Responsibilities include covering admissibility, relevance, hearsay, opinion evidence, character, confessions, real and electronic evidence, and burdens and standards of proof. The instructor must have a law degree, significant relevant legal practice or professional experience, and experience teaching undergraduate law students in a bilingual setting.

Teaches an undergraduate consumer protection law course covering comparative civil and common law in Quebec and Canada. Responsibilities include delivering instruction to law students in a bilingual setting during the Winter 2027 term. Candidates must hold at least a first degree in law, possess several years of significant relevant legal practice or professional experience, and have undergraduate law teaching experience.

Teach Evidence in Civil Matters to undergraduate law students during Winter 2027. The instructor will introduce legal advocacy, develop students’ oral and written advocacy skills, and provide practice across varied legal settings. Candidates must hold a law degree, have several years of significant relevant legal practice or professional experience, and have experience teaching undergraduate law students in a bilingual setting.

Teach a bilingual undergraduate law seminar on tax disputes and litigation, covering tax audits, assessments, administrative challenges, settlements, collection, judicial appeals, judicial review, and oral and written advocacy. The instructor will coordinate course content and may engage guest contributors with specialized tax practice expertise.

Teach a bilingual undergraduate law course on Quebec housing law, covering housing rights, renovictions, affordability, and current legal challenges. Use collaborative and interactive learning methods, including legal workshops, practice-focused assessments, guest speakers, and student research presentations. The instructor must have a law degree, significant relevant professional or practice experience, and experience teaching undergraduate law students.