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Jakub Adamski Appointed Faculty Lecturer in Legal Ethics

Published: 20 June 2019

The Faculty of Law is pleased to announce that Jakub Adamski, BCL/LLB’02, has been appointed as faculty lecturer, effective June 1, 2019.

A course lecturer at the Faculty since 2012, Adamski has taught a number of large-enrolment courses in business law and securities regulation. As faculty lecturer, he succeeds Cristina Toteda, BCL/LLB’13, at the helm of the first-year Integration Weeks and Integration Workshops, as well as the upper-year Advocacy course. He will also teach other courses, including Legal Ethics and Professionalism.

After obtaining his BCL/LLB (with great distinction), Adamski pursued an LLM at Columbia Law School and articled at the Toronto office of Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg LLP. He has worked as a research fellow for the Faculty of Law and as a policy advisor to the Office of the Associate Provost (Policies & Procedures) of ΒιΆΉΤΌΕΔ. Adamski has been an independent legal consultant to leading Canadian law firms and foreign government agencies since 2005 and is an active contributor to legal research.

β€œWe are thrilled Jakub Adamski has taken on this new role at the Faculty,” said Dean Robert Leckey. β€œHis extensive experience in teaching, legal research, and writing position him to contribute significantly to our students’ learning.”

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