Prerequisite(s): Technology Law course (including any Intellectual Property or Internet law course) Teaching Method: Internship Method of Evaluation: Satisfactory / Non-Satisfactory Course Objective(s): This course provides students with the opportunity to spend one day per week in a technology law environment. Through readings, observation, and work assignments, students will […]

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Prerequisite(s): None Teaching Method: Lecture, discussion, online forum Method of Evaluation: 100% final, 48 hour take-home exam Course Objective(s): The emergence of the Internet as an im portant medium for commerce presents an array of new problems and opportunities for businesses, lawyers and government regulators. This course will consider the […]

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This course is taught by Michael Geist and Philippa Lawson. The course provides students with the opportunity to work in Canada's first technology law public interest clinic. Recently established at the University of Ottawa, the clinic will be engaged in advocacy and policy work related to a wide range of […]

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The course, will work through the legal issues that arise in the course of developing an e-commerce startup company. The course is divided into four modules. Following an introduction to e-commerce and technology finance issues, we will engage in four three-week modules — e-contracting, e-jurisdiction, privacy, and financing. The first […]

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