Cameron Hutchison, BA (Hons), LLB, LLM, SJD

About

Dr. Cameron Hutchison is author of Digital Copyright Law (Irwin Law: 2016), and The Fundamentals of Statutory Interpretation (LexisNexis: 2018). Many of his publications are accessible here. He is also a co-editor of Canadian Intellectual Property Law, published by Emond Montgomery currently in its second edition

Research

• Anti-Corruption Laws
• Intellectual Property
• Statutory InterpretatioN
• Jurisprudence

LAW 455 - Legal Seminar

Legal Seminars present diverse perspectives on the law and legal systems, including topics such as jurisprudence, legal history, legal theory, justice and human rights, within one or more legal traditions. Evaluation will be based primarily on written work. Students may take multiple sections of the course with the approval of the Vice Dean.

LAW 517 - Entertainment and Sports Law

The course canvasses the major legal and business issues that arise in myriad aspects of the entertainment and sports businesses. The particular industry focus of class work may vary.

LAW 518 - Intellectual Property

A study of the law with respect to patents, trade marks, trade secrets, copyrights and intangible property generally.

LAW 645 - Statutory Interpretation

This course studies the rules, techniques and approaches used by lawyers and the courts to interpret legislation. Topics include textualist, intentionalist, purposivist approaches, and the canons of statutory construction.

LAW 696 - Graduate Seminar - Practice and Theory in Legal Scholarship

This is an academic methods and theory seminar for graduate students. Students will have an opportunity to think critically about developing projects based on sound research methodologies and theoretical frameworks in order to pursue original legal scholarship at an advanced level. Enrollment restricted to graduate students.

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