Elizabeth Adjin-Tettey
Professor
Associate Vice-President Academic Programs
Elizabeth Adjin-Tettey
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Faculty of Law, 番茄社区 PO Box 1700, STN CSC Victoria, BC V8W 2Y2 Map |
I am a Professor at the 番茄社区 Faculty of Law. I am currently serving as the Associate Vice-President Academic Programs. I was Associate Dean, Administration and Research from 2010 - 2016. I served as Chair of the Employment Equity Advisory Group (EMAG) of the University Human Rights Committee from 2013–2015. I joined the Faculty of Law as a visiting Assistant Professor in 1998, became a tenure-track faculty member in 2000 and was promoted to Professor in 2010.
My teaching and research interests are in the areas of torts; remedies; insurance; race, ethnicity and the law; feminist analysis of law; and critical theory. I received the Terry J Wuester Teaching Excellence Award in 2019.
My research focuses on issues of marginalization in tort remedies and insurance law. I am particularly interested in personal and fatal injury damages. I am co-author (with Ken Cooper-Stephenson) of Personal Injury Damages in Canada, 3rd ed. (Thomson Reuters, 2018); (with Jamie Cassels) Remedies: The Law of Damages, 3rd ed. (Irwin Law, 2014); Berryman et al, Remedies: Cases and Materials, 8th ed (Emond Montgomery, 2020). I revised the Canadian Encyclopedic Digest, Insurance (Carswell, 2016).
- LLB (Hons) - University of Ghana (1988)
- BL - Ghana Law School (1990)
- LLM - Queen's University, Kingston (1991)
- LLM - University of Calgary (1993)
- DJur - Osgoode Hall Law School (1996)
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- The Private Law Process: Torts -
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- Insurance Law -
- Race, Ethnicity, Culture and the Law -