Philip Osanic

Dr. Philip M. Osanic is an Adjunct Assistant Professor at Queen's University's Smith School of Business and holds a cross-appointment as Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Law. He has been teaching since 2003 and has practiced law for over 30 years. His legal expertise spans Contract Law, Tort Law (Professional Responsibility and Medical Malpractice), and Intellectual Property Law.

• Education:
• LL.M. (2002) in Law from Queen's University
• J.D. (1991) in Law from Queen's University
• BA (1987) in History from the University of British Columbia

Research Interests: Combines legal practice with business education, focusing on areas such as appellate advocacy, contract law, and intellectual property. His work bridges legal and business disciplines, reflecting his dual appointments.

Affiliations:

• Royal Canadian Military Institute (Toronto)
• Royal Kingston United Services Institute
• Fort Frontenac Officer’s Mess (CFB Kingston)
• National Wall of Remembrance Association (Kingston)

Professional Background: A practicing lawyer since 1993, Dr. Osanic integrates legal practice into his academic roles, emphasizing practical applications of law in business contexts.