Great teacher! Highly Recommend him for Law 122 especially if you don't undrstand much about law he will make it very easy to learn. By far the most FAIR prof at Ryerson and he is there to help you.

Law in the market place, Webb makes it easy to learn, book is big but lots of fluff. Read the key points and you're going to get a B or better! Great Teacher!

Webb is a pretty good professor. If he doesn't have an answer for you he'll do his best to get it. He tends to ramble sometimes. PowerPoint Slides highlight the important material from the book. Couple that with attending class and paying attention and you'll have no trouble getting a good grade.

Great Law prof. Highly recommended! Answers every question and explains the material the best he can. 5% participation/2 MC midterms/MC final.

What an awesome Prof. We need more like him. He genuinely cares for the students and wants them to do well. VERY WELL ORGANIZED. His classes are fun and enjoyable. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND HIM. He makes difficult concepts easier to understand through examples and discussions and class participation. A very rare Prof - he is humble and caring.

Professor Webb is a very reasonable prof, and is very intelligent. Don't be afraid of the huge textbook for the course his exams are based on understanding and not fine detail

Really good prof. Highly recommended. Fair midterm tests but the final was a killer =(

I adore him! Very professional and super hot! But I didn't get 5% participation mark...

has some strict class room rules. other than that he is a perfect prof. did not find the course hard at all, the material was not that boring, the cases were like mini stories to me. if you pay attention in class and take notes you will get an A. His tests are easy, straight forward and to the point. there are no surprises.

Exceptional prof! If you're not a Law major this is NOT an easy course BUT he makes it as simple as it can get. Great sense of humour and very professional. If you look at his notes, which are great and very clear you should be fine! I enjoyed his lectures. Great prof!

Has some very strict classroom rules and makes it VERY clear in the first class, other than that a very good prof that clearly explains what he wants on tests/final exam. ALOT of reading from his textbook but if you have an interest in law it's not too bad. Tests & Final are openbook & MC, true/false. Not too difficult if you know where to look!!!

Had him for both Law 122 and 525.Didn't like him for 122 but loved him for 525. He seems to be a different prof in that class. Makes it incredibly interesting and he is crystal clear on what to study for the exam. Pay attention and you will do great. BY FAR, one of the most knowledgeable and accomplished professors at Ryerson

Great prof - well organized, good speaker. You NEED to go to class and make notes on his lectures, his tests are based primarily off lecture material, so print the ppt!! If you do this, you will get 80+

Had him for Law 525 and 533. Really good prof. One of the bests for LAW. Definitely read the book if you expect to do well. Also attend every lecture because his tests are made up from lecture notes and ppt. PPT slides are extremely helpful. Not a fan of his mandatory participation but its an easy 5%.

Prof Webb is a very strict, but good professor. Lectures are clear, course material is challenging at times, and tests are fair. You MUST attend classes. The class didn't attend the last few weeks so he decided to put a significant amount of those week's material on our exam. Keep up and you'll do well.

Really great prof. Love the fact that he uses Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber, and the Simpsons in his examples. Just wish he would get rid of that 5% participation mark, because people just don't want to ask questions in class.

Great proff for this course, he simplifies what the textbook talks about and makes you get the whole picture. Attendance is necessary because his lectures are extremely helpful and sometimes some info is not in the book. His exams are fair and based on lectures and book. Great proff!

Probably the best law professor at Rye-high hands down! If you wanna merk this course read the chapter THEN go to lecture = Ace! (:

He is a good prof, he speaks clearly and helps you understand, but despite all that his tests seem easy when ur writing it but once u get ur mark back ur shocked. i studied so hard for all 2 midterms and final, and i thought i aced every one of them but that was not the case, make sure u know what he wants in his answers hes extremely particular.

An excellent, intelligent prof. He clearly explains even the most difficult concepts. He is more than willing to make time to help you out. His tests are very fair. If you read the material, attend lectures, and participate you will get at least an A-.

You need to attend his classes because everything comes from his slides and hints in class. Best Law Professor @ Ryerson.

Amazing Law professor. If you're interested in learning a lot about law do take him. If you want an easy A, please take another law course so that seats are still available for those who truly want to learn.

Amazing professor, students who actually want to learn will love him, students who want an easy A will hate him. Very passionate and very professional. However I suggest you do ALL the readings and attend ALL the classes.

Great prof -:-)

Professor Webb is a great prof who gives you all the tools you need to do well in class. Attend all the lectures and read through the material. Midterm and Final were much easier than the assignments. He responds to emails very quickly and is always looking to help!

Great professor. Interesting course. Attend his lectures and listen - his tests should seem easy if you do. Wasn't a fan of the mandatory participation though. Otherwise, I enjoyed the class overall. :)

Webb made the course very interesting and the textbook is also pretty interesting in itself so it wasn't a struggle to read the material. BE CAREFUL when writing his midterm and final because he likes to throw in a multitude of trick questions, i.e. what appears to be an easy question is actually not. Take good notes during class and you'll be fine

Interesting course. To do well, you have to attend lectures and take notes. He does try to make class more fun and interesting. My only gripe is that the exams are tricky, and the 'textbook'. its simply a compilation of articles that are ALL available online for free, which he strings together and profits. The requirement to participate sucks too.

best prof I had at ryerson so far. Great lectures, great tutorials. Very humble and helpful guy.

Great Prof, make the course material very clear and interesting. It's not an easy course, but if you spend time going through the course material and attend every lecture, you will be fine. The first midterm is easy, the second midterm is hard, and the final is OK.

Good lectures, and gives great examples that will help with the exams. You need to attend lecture, take detailed notes and participate in the lecture. That active engagement in lectures really matters for your grade since he doesn't give marks only for attending lectures (annoying!)

Can we please get Dr. Webb back to teach LAW 533? He was an amazing instructor for LAW 525

One of the most intelligent human beings on earth to be precise! He is an amazing professor. He does make you work for your grade though. Assignments are tedious and long but he marks fair. My only advise is to go to class and take notes!

LAW533 is his baby, he developed the course and teaches it really well. Not the easiest prof by any means, but makes you work for your grade, very possible to get an A. He is very professional, and very knowledgeable. His subtle humor adds to the lecture, makes the course a little less scary.

One of the best law professors I've had at Ryerson. He is very knowledgeable, and he displays this in class. He treats his classes not as lectures, but rather discussions and engages the class this way. To do well, reading the casebook and participation is essential.

Great professor!

make sure to go to class and do good on the exams. TALK in class. beware of switching companies on assignments.

Very intelligent man. He holds his students up to a high standard and has very specific expectations. You will not pass this course if you do not attend every lecture & diligently study the material consistently. He will call you out for not understanding and you are forced to participate every class to get full marks. Very tricky exams, not a bird

Professor Webb may at first come off as condescending, but he is actually very approachable and caring. He explains things very thoroughly and concisely - he won't beat around the bush. However, you must pay attention in class and attend all lectures to understand the content.

Prof Webb does not trick students during midterms or the final exam. The key is to READ the questions CAREFULLY. If you focus on his powerpoints, read the relevant textbook material and pay attention to what he says in the lectures, you are guaranteed a good grade. That 5% participation matters; can be the difference between an A- & B.

Great prof. He's very intelligent and very kind/understanding to students. Only issue is: participation marks drive students to ask the dumbest questions which puts the entire class behind schedule for weeks... Other than that, he's a solid choice. Just participate MEANINGFULLY and do your readings! Webb wants his students to succeed

Kernaghan is a good prof. One thing you need to know, write down EVERY SINGLE THING that comes out of his mouth (Im not kidding). Even if hes making a joke, WRITE IT DOWN. It will be on the midterm/exam. Everything he says in class you will be tested on. You have to participate and read the book! He also loves to put trick questions on the exams

He might seem intimidating at first b/c of his teaching style but he is one of the best profs and he really knows what he is talking about. You can tell he cares about his students and he enjoys teaching the material. You really need to show up to class because a lot of the information you won't find in the book or on the slides.

Dr. Webb is hands down the best Prof you will have at Ryerson. Had him for Law 525 & 533. Neither course was easy, but if you attend class, take notes on EVERYTHING he says, participate, and read the course book you will do well. He does not trick students, and genuinely wants you to learn and succeed

His class might be intimidating but it is very straightforward and the exams are not difficult. You need to read the chapter every week in order to do well but they are not difficult reads and he goes through it well in class to make sure every student understands.

Professor Webb is one of the best professors in the Law department. He leads engaging discussions and truly makes the lectures interesting. I looked forward to his class every week and use the topics I learned in other classes. He is extremely knowledgeable and passionate about CSR. As well, he cares about his students' success. Great professor.

Heres the thing, Professor Webb is incredibly knowledgable in his craft (law) and is good at teaching, but he REALLY makes you work for a good grade. DO YOUR READINGS AND GO TO CLASS OR ELSE IT WILL NOT END WELL. Review alot, because his tests are quite heavy, and he has ALOT OF TRICK QUESTIONS, so read the questions carefully. PUT IN THE WORK!!

Honestly I cannot stress this enough - GO TO CLASS. If you skip one class you will not be able to catch up on your own as the textbook is mostly statutes and cases - there's no content that will explain what you missed. Course is an easy A if you simply go to class and write down verbatim what he says. Test questions are exactly what he teaches !

Great professor and knows his material. However, you need to attend class and do the readings to do well in the course.

Honestly Professor Webb is a great professor and really takes time to assist his students. In order to do well in the class you have to read the textbook with the readings assigned each week, go to every single lecture and make sure you write down every single thing said, review the notes before exams and youre sure to get a good mark!

Professor Webb is such an amazing prof at Ryerson and he's always there to help. The readings are heavy (didn't even do them) but he summarizes them during the lecture and reiterates important points, that's why it's so important to attend class. The assignment is a lot of work but his instructions are very clear and he's an easy grader.

Professor Webb genuinely wants his students to succeed. During COVID he pre-recorded his lectures discussing the material in the book and made it very easy to understand. Listen to his recordings and take notes because he will test on things discussed. Overall, Professor Webb made this class very enjoyable.

Interesting course. Great prof, very knowledgeable and helpful! Most of the stuff he will test you is emphasized in the lecture videos and in-class discussions, but reading the textbook is important as well.

The best law professor in all of ryerson. Attend class, read the textbook (textbook isn't expensive and he creates it himself), and participate for an easy A. Explains concepts so well and knows exactly what he is doing. would take again 100%

Intelligent person, fair class and great lecturer

I will be very honest, I did not read this textbook for this course but I attended every lecture. That's the key to doing well. The textbook for this course was created by him and it's comprised of articles all put together into separate chapters. Lectures are dry but he goes over all articles in detail so make really good notes from his lectures.

The key to success is going to his lectures. WRITE DOWN WHAT HE SAYS!!! I can not stress that enough. Lectures are not mandatory but are key to passing this class. I did not prep or studying I just went to lectures and received an 80 and 90 on both midterms. The final exam was hard but if you do good on the midterms you will easily pass this class.

I personally did not read the textbook because I found that the lectures contained everything that you needed to be successful. Did not need to study much for this class as the exams were all open-book so like others have said if you write down everything that he says you should be fine

Amazing prof! If you attend the classes and listen to his lectures, you will learn everything fundamentally. I got 95% on both midterms and now waiting for my final grade. He teaches in a way that goes through your brain and will stick with you forever.

533 is much harder than 525 & requires much more care & work. His tests are fs challenging but he marks em rly easy so everyone ended up with a decent grade. Readings are SO long & hard to decipher so 100% go to class cuz he goes thru em. 533 lectures are dull compared to 525 but doable. Overall good group-2 to take if u don't want group work

Very easy course. Finished with a 99. As long as you go to class & do minor prepping before each, you'll do well. I barely touched the book. His lectures are interactive & informative, & the course is acc useful in everyday life. His tests are also very fair and easy. He's also super kind & caring. Overall, would recommend both him and the course!!

He is one of the best profs at TMU. He does not talk unnecessarily and is very helpful. We had to buy a textbook that was for like 50 dollars.TAKE THE TEXTBOOK, because his lectures are a part of him going through the textbook .Overall AN AWESOME TEACHER, he is kind, cares about you and you will pass as long as you attend his lectures.

Show up for class, listen, and read the textbook; you will do well. Most stuff he talks about is on the test and he is somewhat precise with what he is looking for. He throws some trick questions in tests but its pretty straightforward

Tests were all very fair. You'll have to show up to class, reading the textbook isn't enough. You don't need to read all the dense legislation/case law in the textbook, only what he focuses on in class and skim through the rest. Can be a bit sassy but nice prof overall.

Kernaghan's LAW525 class is informative and engaging. Attending lectures is key - take detailed notes as his teachings really stick. While tests can be challenging, using resources like Unstuck study alongside the textbook can make a big difference. Overall, a worthwhile course if you put in the effort.

I've had him for three classes and all three classes have been great! He is passionate and an expert on the topics, he ensures everyone understands and remembers the topics by repeating the topics. You have to go to the lectures to make sure you understand the material and also study the textbooks carefully. He is a fair and reasonable marker.

Pay close attention on how he explains definitions/court decisions. You for sure need the textbook as his slides are not too detailed. Did well in the first test, and he is very precise on language. Make in class notes as if youre transcribing. it's a full 3 hr lecture so it can get dreading, but overall i recommend this course for group 1

you have to attend his class if you want to understand the material. his exam are fair, but he has tricky questions so beware of that. i sat in the back of the class the whole sem and didn't find it hard to hear him. fast marker, but he takes so long to go through the slides

You learn exciting things in class. Attendance is taken, but it does not contribute to a grade. He is a very funny professor, tests have trick questions, just read carefully!! BUY THE textbook, it has all the important codes and information needed for the test. Pay close attention in class if I can get an A+ so can you!!!