Emir Aly Crowne-Mohammed, B.A. (Western), LL.B. (London), LL.M. (Strathclyde), LL.M. (Osgoode), Ph.D Candidate (Osgoode) is Assistant Professor in the faculty of law at the University of Windsor.
His research interests include all aspects of Intellectual Property (domestic, comparative and international), Information Technology Law (broadly defined), Medical Law, Gaming Law and Contract Drafting / Negotiation. Professor Crowne-Mohammed has worked in-house for several publicly traded IT companies and negotiated and managed several multi-million dollar contracts. He has also drafted and filed several dozen patent and trade-mark applications, in Canada, the US and Europe.
Professor Crowne-Mohammed is also an appointed member of the Justices of the Peace Review Council which has a mandate to receive and investigate complaints against justices of the peace, review and approve standards of conduct, deal with the continuing education plan and decide whether a justice of the peace may engage in other remunerative work.
Professor Crowne-Mohammed received the “Professor of the Year” award in 2008, and again in 2009. He is the Founder of the Canadian Law Student Conference – the only LLB or JD level conference of its kind in Canada. Professor Crowne-Mohammed is also the Founder of the Harold G. Fox Moot, the only competitive, Intellectual Property Moot in Canada.