Faculty & Research

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The Lincoln Alexander School of Law is fostering a culture of innovation and advocacy to reimagine legal education in pursuit of a more just society. As the world is transformed by emerging technologies, our faculty researchers are developing and applying new ideas to strengthen the legal profession and expand access to justice. As we grow, our aim is to become a hub for entrepreneurial innovation and a leader in equity, diversity and inclusion in the legal sector.

Meet the Faculty

Our law school includes a diverse range of scholars who are bringing the Toronto Metropolitan University’s Integrated Practice Curriculum to life.

Faculty Profiles

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Research Initiatives

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Law & Technology

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Markets and Governance

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Access to Justice

Featured Publications

Unnecessary and Redundant? Evaluating Canada’s Genetic Non Discrimination Act, 2017

Hammond, Kathleen. Canadian Bar Review (2020)

Social Media and Technology Monopolies: A Call to Action

Levin, A. in Biro, P. (ed.) Constitutional Democracy Under Stress – A Time For Heroic Citizenship, Mosaic (2020)

Diets, Diseases, and Discourse: Lessons from COVID-19 for Trade in Wildlife, Public Health, and Food Systems Reform

Lee, Angela & Adam R Houston. Food Ethics (2020)

Towards Implementing the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Calls to Action in Law Schools: A Settler Harm Reduction Approach to Racial Stereotyping and Prejudice against Indigenous Peoples and Indigenous Legal Orders in Canadian Legal Education

Franks, Scott J. Graduate Program in Law, Osgoode Hall Law School, York University (2020)

Creating Indigeous Property: Power, Rights, and Relationships

Cameron, Angela, Sari Graben & Val Napoleon. University of Toronto Press (2020)

The failures of a ‘model’ system: RSD in Canada

Hilary Evans Cameron. Forced Migration Review (2020)