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Established in 1892, UNB Law has developed a reputation as an outstanding Canadian law school. This reputation is rooted in our determination to treat our students as individuals and to offer a broad legal education through our core curriculum.
What's happening at UNB Law
Third-year student Mark Browne has been selected to clerk for The Hon. Justice Suzanne Côté at the Supreme Court of Canada. Read about Mark and all of our 2022/23 clerkship recipients...
The New Brunswick legal community has a lot to be excited about as UNB Law welcomes Dr. Argyri Panezi, the Canada Research Chair (CRC) in Digital Information Law and Policy.
From a Kickstarter campaign that saw 2,000 customers in just over a month to Dragons’ Den and Good Morning America, the last two years have been an absolute rollercoaster ride for entrepreneur Mark Coombs (JD ’15).
Second-year student Emily Hepditch has already made a name for herself as a talented author. She released her first children’s book, Sweater, during her first year of law school, and in 2020, released her debut novel, The Woman in the Attic.
The Black Law Students Association (BLSA) plays a vital role in creating a supportive and inclusive environment at UNB Law. Through their programming and events, the BLSA provides a platform for students to connect with each other, share experiences and resources, and advocate...
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Dr. Argyri Panezi, our new Canada Research Chair in Digital Information Law and Policy; Brenda Goddard’s (LLB ’93) incredible career with the UNHCR; Mark Coombs (JD '15), CEO and co-founder of Sleepout; Mark Browne’s Supreme Court of Canada clerkship; writer Emily Hepditch; an introduction to the BLSA; research profiles on Professors John Kleefeld and Jane Thomson and more.
