Philip M. Osanic

Philip M. Osanic serves as Assistant Professor at Queen's University with dual appointments at the Faculty of Law and Smith School of Business since 2003. A practicing lawyer licensed by the Law Society of Ontario for over 30 years, he maintains active legal expertise alongside his academic roles.

Education

• B.A. from University of British Columbia (UBC)
• J.D. and LL.M. from Queen's Law

Research Focus: Professor Osanic specializes in high-stakes legal domains including Contract Law, Tort Law (with sub-specializations in Professional Responsibility and Medical Malpractice), and Intellectual Property Law. His teaching in Civil Procedure and Appellate Advocacy reflects deep engagement with litigation frameworks and higher-court strategy development.

Professional Practice: Current legal work spans contractual disputes, malpractice litigation, and IP protection, directly informing his pedagogical approach. No student advising details or research grants were specified in available materials.