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Nayyer, Kim P.
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A selection of papers, articles, and presentations, including prior work, on topics of interest to legal profession, legal education, and law library communities.
Recent Submissions
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Ethical Implications of Implicit Bias in AI: Impact for Academic Libraries
(Chicago: ACRL, 2022)Academic libraries are exploring artificial intelligence (AI) applications that have the potential to create new or improved user experiences, streamline ways of working, and deliver new insights to their activities. ... -
Researching Canadian Law
(GlobaLex, 2019-02) -
Digital Fluencies and A2J in Academic, Professional, and Community Legal Writing
(University of Victoria, 2016-07-12) -
Book Review: Startup Law 101: A Practical Guide
(Canadian Association of Law Libraries, 2019-06-27)An entrepreneur generates an idea for the next successful venture. But what happens next? This highly practical book aims to give the guidance an entrepreneur needs to bring inspiration to action. It offers insights and ... -
Statutory Review of the Copyright Act, Brief 2:Primary Law
(Canadian Association of Law Libraries, 2018-12-10)This is the second of two briefs by The Canadian Association of Law Libraries/L’Association Canadienne des Bibliothèques de Droit (CALL/ACBD) to assist the Committee’s review of the Copyright Act. In this brief it is ... -
Statutory Review of the Copyright Act, Brief 1:Multiple Issues
(Canadian Association of Law Libraries, 2018-12-10)This brief addresses interlibrary lending, fair dealing, the Act’s relationship with licenses, Indigenous knowledge, and USMCA implications as they may affect some of all of these matters. -
Episode 98: Kim Nayyer on the Supreme Court of Canada’s Landmark Access Copyright v. York University Copyright Ruling
(Law Bytes- A podcast by Michael Geist, 2021-08-16) -
Being an intervener in a court case
(Canadian Federation of Library Associations and Canadian Association of Law Libraries, 2019-10-11) -
Blockchain: Lawyers, take note
(PracticeLink (Canadian Bar Association, Business & Corporate Newsletter; National Magazine), 2017-05-25) -
The law firm leader’s bookshelf: Wiser
(PracticeLink (Canadian Bar Association, Law Firm Leaders newsletter), 2017-04-20)
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