Denise Réaume
Department of law
University of Toronto
Canada
Biography
Denise Réaume was appointed to the Faculty of Law in 1982 and promoted to full professor in 1996. She served as Associate Dean (Graduate Studies) from 1990-1995. She holds law degrees from Oxford, where she attended Balliol College, and Queen’s, as well as a degree in history from Queen’s University. Professor Réaume teaches in the areas of tort law and discrimination law. Her current research projects include work on official language rights in Canada, discrimination law, and feminist issues in tort law, all subjects on which she has published numerous articles in legal journals and edited volumes. Denise Réaume was appointed to the Faculty of Law in 1982 and promoted to full professor in 1996. She served as Associate Dean (Graduate Studies) from 1990-1995. She holds law degrees from Oxford, where she attended Balliol College, and Queen’s, as well as a degree in history from Queen’s University. Professor Réaume teaches in the areas of tort law and discrimination law. Her current research projects include work on official language rights in Canada, discrimination law, and feminist issues in tort law, all subjects on which she has published numerous articles in legal journals and edited volumes.
Research Interest
Legal History Property Law
