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Lawyer’s Guide to the Forensic Sciences wins 2017 Walter Owen Book Prize
Irwin Law Inc. is extremely pleased to announce that the Walter Owen book prize has been awarded to The Lawyer’s Guide to the Forensic Sciences edited by Caitlin Pakosh! Pakosh will be joining the likes of our previous winners: Ed Ratushny (The Conduct of Public Inquiries, 2011), Ari Kaplan (Pension Law, 2009), and Edgar Gold, Aldo Chircop and Hugh Kindred (Maritime Law, 2005).
The clash of the scientific and legal cultures in the courtroom, though theoretically directed at finding the truth, is marked by tension. This guide provides criminal lawyers, defence and Crown alike, with a macroscopic view of multiple forensic science disciplines, specific to the Canadian legal system and written by Canadian experts.
Evidently, The Lawyer’s Guide to the Forensic Sciences was well-received by both the forensic and legal communities in Canada. The Walter Owen Book Prize Jury affirmed, “Incontestably, this text has become the seminal introductory treatment of the principal forensic sciences; invaluably serving those committed to life in the law either above, or in, the well of a court—both criminal and civil.”
As expressed by Pakosh and previous winners, the Walter Owen Book Prize is competitive to win and an honour to receive. She went on to say, “the contributors and I are thankful that the Foundation for Legal Research has recognized The Lawyer’s Guide to the Forensic Sciences as a piece of excellent legal writing that is an outstanding new contribution to Canadian legal doctrine. Creating the book took a considerable amount of time, dedication, and expertise from a diverse team of thirty-four professionals – we are grateful that our work has received such accolades,” Irwin Law’s Senior Editor Lesley Steeve echoed Pakosh’s sentiments, “I’m so pleased that a book that everyone put so much work into has been recognized by this wonderful award! Congrats to Caitlin — she truly deserves this award.”
As for our readers, you’re in luck! You can still get your copy of the highly acclaimed Lawyer’s Guide to the Forensic Sciences here. Happy reading!
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Posted by irwinlaw on July 27, 2017 in irwin law books.
If you have purchased an Irwin Law e-book, be advised that the Irwin Law Reader App is being replaced with the My Nu-book App. We have updated our FAQ to reflect this change. Click for all the information you need to transition to the My Nu-book App.
Stephen Pitel appointed UWOFA president
Posted by irwinlaw on July 26, 2017 in authors.
Irwin Law congratulates Stephen Pitel on being appointed as The University of Western Ontario Faculty Association (UWOFA) president! Read more about his new position here.
Law of Equitable Remedies and Intellectual Property Law cited by SCC
Posted by irwinlaw on July 26, 2017 in intellectual property law, irwin law books, and remedies law.
The Supreme Court of Canada has cited two Irwin Law books this past month in two cases where a judgement has been rendered:
1. Irwin Law's The Law of Equitable Remedies by Jeffrey Berryman was cited in Google Inc. v. Equustek Solutions Inc., where Equustek Solutions brought action against a distributor for unlawful use and sale of its intellectual property through the Internet. A judgement for this case was rendered on June 28, 2017
2. Intellectual Property Law by David Vaver was cited in AstraZeneca Canada Inc. v. Apotex Inc., a patent case on utility and the promise doctrine. A judgement for this case was rendered on June 30, 2017
David Kerzner speaks at tax summit
On July 6, David Kerzner, co-author of International Tax Evasion in the Global Information Age, addressed the annual HLB International Tax Summit on "Tax Evasion: Strategies for International Organizations in the New Age of Global Regulatory Compliance" in Toronto, whose members include accounting firms from 140 countries. According to Kerzner, financial organizations seeking to avoid scandals, especially in the new frontier of online payment platforms, need to include global regulatory compliance as part of their company’s culture.