He is a great prof. He knows what he is talking about. I just had midterm, it seemed ok not hard.

He is a really good prof! knows what he's talking about and makes YOU understand as well. I enjoy this class every time i attend it. He keeps it interesting,and straight to the point.

Interesting course but can be tricky to understand. The lectures make it much easier to understand the concepts. Understand the concepts and practice case studies in the book to enforce it. He takes up case examples in class, so pay attention, they will help you on the exams!

Excellent professor. Goes through the material at a very comfortable pace and clarifies anything a student brings up. Tests are well written, you either know the material or you don't. I only wish he could use Blackboard more, which means that you will have to take down his notes. But those notes will help you do well on the test. Thanks Nick!

have this prof. currently seems nice always answers questions from students very knowledgeable. go to class to write down his notes cause they cover and explain a lot-he doesn't put his notes on blackboard and his class is usually fun from what he told us, his mid term and exams are open book, multiple choice and are based on case study

Nick is an amazing prof! Make sure you go to class though because he gives a lot of notes and doesn't post them on BB. Exams are open book but don't let that fool you into not studying! Exams are MC but based on applying concepts to mini situations. Overall, excellent prof and highly recommended!

Nick is awesome! He's very clear and concise. His tests are fair, although intimidating: 45mt/55final. The lectures are more like class discussions. It's a good pace for students who barely have any knowledge of law. Been doing my homework on law professors, and he beats ALL of them! This class is worth taking at night or on a weekend.

Excellent professor! Know few other professors of this class, I would say he is the best professor for Business Law at Ryerson! Take this class even knowing that it is Saturday morning, you worth it! You will be more than happy!

great guy, great course. in class notes are a must. he does not post powerpoint. but often it you take notes you don't even need to read book. exams are open book/notes.fairly easy if you do your work. pretty interesting course. 2 midterm and a final. take course with this guy not the guy that wrote the textbook. nick is good and fair. google him

Best professor I have encountered at ryerson so far. He is extremely concise, clear, covers all the material, answers all questions. Explains all material extremely well. Very organized. He actually responds to emails. Exams are not easy, but there are no unexpected or trick questions. His teaching style is very effective! Highly recommend A+

He brings a wealth of experience and knowledge into the classroom. Thorough and concise. Answers any and all questions. Tests are reasonable. Nothing negative about this instructor. Would highly recommend. Material isn't overly difficult but still requires time to grasp technicals. One of the better profs teaching this course.

Overall good professor. Learned a lot in his class, but make sure to attend all the classes as there is a lot of material in the textbook and he covers the specific topics in class. Also he does not post the slides from class so it's best to take notes using a laptop as there is a lot of information.

AMAZING PROF. I have never ever experienced anyone better then Nick. He really was a friend to me and helped me out through my greatest struggles. Keep it up Nick!

very smart man that cares about his students. Always available and willing to explain concepts in more detail. However, the material itself is very dry and he does not post powerpoint slides which makes it hard to take good notes in class

Nick is such a great prof. He is extremely professional and expects the same from his students. Very knowledgeable about the subject. Doesn't post slides so you have to take notes, however his in-class slides are very detailed. His teaching style made a potentially boring class very interesting. Def take him if you get the chance.

Really nice man. Always available for help. Makes dry and boring material more interesting using real world examples. Doesn't post slides online, so you must attend every class

The prof is monotonous the class is boring but he doesn't post his notes online so you have to go. Exam is open book but really difficult and if you're not prepared you won't have time to finish it.

Great Prof. Very professional. The tests aren't easy and if you don't manage your time you'll almost certainly run out; but, if you study well, you'll breeze right through. Attending class is not mandatory, but HIGHLY recommended as lecture sometimes provides important info not covered in the text. USE A LAPTOP FOR NOTES - they don't get posted.

Just completed this class during the summer semester. Great professor overall would recommend him to anyone. However, his exams aren't a breeze. The class average for the 2 mid terms were (1) 69 (2) 65 and that's after the bell curve. You need to know the text book well. And for tests, do short answers first or you won't have time to finish

I would consider him one of the better LAW profs I've had at Ryerson. With this class I found his slides and lectures to be basic but everything we talk about in class is covered in the midterms and tests so there are no surprises. He's a very fair marker and I would recommend him to other students any day.

Nick is a great professor, the material is complex and boring at times, but he does a very good job of explaining it in simple terms and making it interesting. He really cares about the success of his students and although the tests are hard he prepares you well for them and is very clear in what he is looking for.

Recipe for an A: (1) go to all classes, (2) pay attention and take notes on every case & example he does in class - similar cases will show up on the exam, (3) read assigned chapters front to back and (4) know your textbook. You should be able to flip to a page on a topic within seconds of reading a question. Time is your biggest enemy on exams.

He is a practicing lawyer so he is extremely professional, and expects the same from his students. His lectures are very detailed, but he does not post them on BlackBoard, so you do have to attend class. His tests are very fair, as long as you pay attention in class, and review the course material.

Amazing professor. Great lectures, always available for help, and responds to emails very quick. He's a very fair grader, and gives good feedback. I wish he taught more courses, I've taken every course he teaches.

This class was difficult for me, but the prof explains the concepts well. Just wish there was more practice questions done in class. Workload isn't too bad in terms of assignments, but lots of reading. If you show up to class and take notes on his powerpoints, you should do fine.

Interesting lectures. He wants students to focus and take notes. Will definitely take another course with him. Work hard and prepare for tests and final exam. Not an easy course, but with hard work A is attainable.

Hard course but not difficult. Work hard and you will get a good mark!

Great prof! Does not post slides. You must come to class and take notes if you want to do extremely well on the exam. If you take notes you can get a good mark!

he is a great proff. I wish i could take more classes with him. He is really clear and very understanding. His lectures were also interesting. Take him! But pay attention.

He goes over a lot of examples in class. Attendance is very important. I don't think I would have understood as well as I did if I hadn't come to class, and his tests reflect the content and explanations of his examples. Open book tests, not a lot of work on your end once you go to class.

Good prof. He gives many good examples during the lecture to ensure you understand the material. If he notices you don't understand, he will help you go through more cases, as the tests are all case studies. All tests are open book. If you go to class, you will understand everything. The lectures are very clear, no real need for the textbook.

Nick is a very good law prof, he makes concepts easy to understand and emphasis key point and illustrates the legal points in class. He does a lot of in class case examples, so attending class is pretty important.

Nick is an excellent law professor. Most of the content in class is what appears on the quizzes. All concepts are clear and easy to understand. He takes his time to ensure everyone understands the concept. If one attends the lectures, and reads the slides and book, this will be an easy A.

Nick is a great professor for law; I really like the way he explained things such as legal tests, defenses etc in a way that were easy to memorize. The tests/exam are open book but if you attend all his lectures (which yes are the full three hours) you'll probably remember most of the material.

Nick is one of the best Law profs! His lectures are engaging and he thoroughly explains the material and doesn't rush through it. You need to go to class to get answers to the practice cases on the ppts as he only says the answer to them in class. Law is heavy course so need to practice a lot and be prepared for the tests!

Nick is a great prof! Really enjoyed taking class with him. Going to every single class certainly helped. The only complaint would be that the lectures were really long and usually went till the end, but nevertheless, interesting course and wish Nick taught more courses.

Crystal clear on the subject. He owns it. He knows what he teaches for and who he teaches to. Well organized and defined. Go to every class, you won't likely fail. Good feedback on your exam result. This was only occasion I talked to him personally. One of superb prof ever I have so far. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

Nick is an amazing Prof! He is organized, has in depth slides, and if you go to every lecture you are guaranteed to pass with a good mark. He is extremely nice, and easily approachable if you need any clarifications. One of the best Professors I've had so far. Highly recommend!!!

I had the opportunity to take CLAW 525 with Nick in the Winter semester of 2017, and he was outstanding! His slides are well organized and extremely detailed. As long as you go to class and make notes on his lecture slides you are guaranteed an 80+! Such an amazing professor!!!!!

Amazing. He communicates the material very clearly. Serious proffesor so you will not get a lot of laughs, however very qualitative one. Always accessible after class and easy grading. You still need to learn the material at home, but all the exams are open book.

Great prof!!!!!!!

Nick was a professor who you can tell was quite knowledgable about the material that each class had revolved around. He's a fair marker, well spoken & kind prof. This was my first law class and I can assure others enjoyed his class as much as I did. Tests were open book, fair if you studied the material.

He really knows what he is teaching and you can tell he is very passionate about this course. Great guy and wants the best for his students. Both tests were harder than other profs, but the final was fair.

By far the best Law & Business professor at Ryerson. Nick is literially a "Lawyer's Lawyer" very serious, knowledgeable, supportive of students. Highly recommend going to his classes and you will be fine. Fair tests and fair marker. Ask questions and attend office hours if you have areas of difficulty, he is great overall.

Is clear on what the material is, doesn't take crap, and will hear you out and try to make accommodations to the best of his ability. That being said, a little bit scary.

Some of the assignments are complicated but they are not worth a lot. If you go to class you shouldn't have a hard time

Straightforward, and not very difficult as long as you go to class and review the lecture slides. The lectures can feel a bit long and dry though. Overall Mr. Ianazzo is knowledgable, professional, and at times captivating.

One of the best profs I've had at Ryerson, very knowledgable and wants his students to succeed and understand the content. Tests and final exam were very fair as long as you pay attention in class (which isn't hard because most of the time I found his lectures interesting. Cases taken up in class were often very similar to the ones on the tests.

Excellent prof! Go to class, pay attention, engage in the case study discussions and you'll do great. Lectures are long (always the full 3 hours), but in-depth so the time goes by quickly. Very knowledgeable and clearly cares about students doing well, as long as they put in effort. Fair but tough grader, thoughtful, highly recommended.

Very knowledgable, and cares about his students. Go to class, pay attention, do the practice cases and study the readings, and you'll do just fine.

Passed with this guy. Solid prof. Do your readings, especially the end of the chapter questions, and pay attention in class to pass.

Good prof and you learn a lot in his lectures, however exams are really tough and marks really hard.

I gave Nick a 5 for rating because of his knowledge. I've taken courses with Nick and this was by far the most difficult course (based on test material / time limit) that I have ever taken at Ryerson. My theory is because Nick has been practicing real estate over 30 years he doesn't want this to course be a breeze... objective accomplished.

Knowledgable prof. Test readings are long and the book can be frustrating to read. However, thats just how law is in real life. Tests are tough but fair, meaning you need to study to expect a good mark. His class is a lot of work and reading but ultimately its for the better. This isn't a light subject so beware to put in work. Not a law major btw.

If you're looking for an easy A, this is not the course for you. That being said, I've learned more in this course than most other courses taught at Ryerson, which is partially because of the work expected in order to do well. Nick is extremely knowledgeable, cares about the students doing well and makes himself available for test review/questions.

Nick is a great professor! I took LAW122 with him and I really enjoyed it! The structure of the course was just a midterm and exam so it was test heavy, but if you show up to class and actively participate its a pretty easy course. Its open book and not too difficult. He helps prepare you for the midterm and exam with case studies too!

Tough grader and difficult exam but if you go to class you will be very well prepared. He is caring and is passionate about the subject he is teaching. A lot of the stuff taught is interesting and can be used in the real world even if you don't do real estate law in the future for your career.

Super great prof that really engages students in the class! Go to his lectures and he will give hints for what is on the midterm and final. If you do the readings before class with understanding, it's an Easy A.

I would say he is the best Prof for Law. He's very professional, straight forward and his teaching skills are phenomenal. Doesn't overload the students will case studies. Whatever he discusses in class is usually on the exams. However, he doesn't do practice tests before exams like the other profs but you don't really need it if you have him.

Hes a great prof. I enjoyed real estate law as the info was very useful. Go to class and make notes ! Itll help during the tests.

He's a really good prof. He explains the concepts with great detail and provides good examples in real life. He makes it interesting and engaged throughout the entire class with discussion. Although, for me he's a REALLY TOUGH GRADER. He expects more than what you can write. Kinda expects you to write like you're applying to law school or so imo..

Nick is the best law prof. Honestly law isnt the easiest course at Ryerson, there are a lot of case studies on the exam, but if you make really good notes, write out your torts and the rules, youll be fine. He goes over case studies in class, make sure you follow and write those down, theyre sooo similar to the exams. I recommend Nick 100%

His lectures are straight-forward, and he is NOT a story-teller, which I liked. He sticks to the textbook content, which again is convenient for the student. If you do the readings and go to his classes, you will pass. If you just read the textbook and have a good understanding of the test format and grading criteria, you will definitely pass.

Awesome prof, didnt do that good but learnt so much, he knows what hes talking about and he explains everything crystal clear favourite lecture

Professor Iannazzo was fantastic. He teaches all the concepts that will be on the tests and will clarify what will not be tested. examples are clear and easy to follow, will clarify concepts if asked during class or office hours. He transitioned very smoothly to Zoom amid the pandemic

I have gotten Professor Iannazzo for both Law 122 and Law 603. He really is knowledgeable about the material that he teaches. He engages with the class and frequently takes up any questions that the students may have. Be ready to pay attention in class because he sometimes uses examples he talks about in class for his examinations. Really good!

This course certainly isn't the easiest, but Iannazzo was very specific about how to answer the case study questions on exams. Read the textbook, its very helpful and if you put in the effort you'll definitely get a good grade

Nick is a great prof, the lecture can get a little dry for some but he explains the material well and answers any questions students have. The textbook was a waste of money, I didn't use it once because his slides were enough. Go to the lecture and take note of everything he says. His exams are very straightforward and he's a fair grader.

Nick is a very knowledgable prof but lectures can be a bit dry. It's definitely a very content heavy course but he does a good job of explaining all the concepts. Slides can be a bit confusing if you don't attend lecture, pay attention and fill in extra info. Learned a lot from this course!

Nick is a great professor, he sticks to the textbook material which is convenient for students. If you skip class, you will have trouble understanding the concepts of law. All the examples Nick walks through are similar to what will be given on the tests so don't skip class. Very interesting course.

Nick is a great professor. Lectures are not mandatory but they are helpful. He explains everything very well. Powerpoints are great! They cover majority of the textbook. I still reccomend reading the textbook. You MUST practice cases he assigns because they are on the exams which are straightforward. Would definitely take a class with him again.

Nick Iannazo was great. Who better to teach a law course than an actual lawyer? He and his course content+lectures were straight forward and easy to follow. He wasn't too uptight so the class felt pretty relaxed. Only graded by a 45% midterm and a 55% final which sounds bad but law exams are open book so they aren't at all. You're good to take him.

Great prof. The textbook has everything you need. If you do the practice questions for each chapter you will do great. PowerPoint is very detailed and the lecture helps understand the content better. Didn't receive any feedback on answers for midterms so it was hard to know what you go wrong but the hardest part about the exams is the time limit.

Responsible professor, well explained lectures, very detailed, explained everything the test needed, as long as you attend EVERY class, you will be fine.

Nick is a very straightforward professor and he follows the course material. He does not record his lectures so it is smart to attend class and take solid notes on the concepts he covers. If you follow what he says and keep up with the readings you won't have an issue passing the course. Marked by 2 exams 45% for the midterm and 55% final.

This prof gets bad reviews mostly because the content is pretty heavy and but Nick explains how he wants cases answered in a clear fashion. If you take notes on the chapter, attend class for the cases and practice the cases in the back of the chapters, you can achieve an A. Exams are non cumulative, so first half is torts, second half is contracts.

I thought law is not for me... and even though I am not a law student, and this course was a mandatory one, he somehow managed to make me fall in love with law, and made me realize law could also be for me. Thanks Nick Lannazzo

Best Prof hands down in 2 years of uni. The course was heavy but Nick had AMAZING lectures! With the attendance of lectures, and some studying you will succeed. Compared to other profs for the course, Nick was easily the best. I can honestly say I was excited to attend his lectures as the content was interesting, and everything taught was relevant.

Lectures are content heavy and every single lecture will take up the whole 3 hours but he's a great professor and is very clear on what it takes to do well on his tests - so be sure to take note of it. If you don't attend every lecture, don't expect to pass even if you study the book and lecture slides yourself.

Great lectures; everything was very clear, he answered all questions, took everything up etc. Only issue is he didn't post the answers to case questions, so write the answers down when he takes it up during class.

Prof. Ianazzo is one of my favourite profs in TMU. What he expects from you in exams are clear but test can be challenging. Make sure to know how to apply legal tests and principles. Lectures are nice but slides are disorganized so making your own notes for exam would be preferred. tldr: good prof but challenging course

Lectures are informative, Prof. Iannazzo provides great examples and all criteria needed for torts. Wished case solutions in textbook were posted for reference and not just taken up in class.

Review - At first, I thought Nick would be a difficult prof but after the midterm, he is an exceptional prof. He goes through various case study questions in-class to prepare for the midterm and final exam. He also specifically tells the class how he wants us to answer the questions on midterm/exam. He may seem strict at first but super helpful.

Hardest course I've taken but worth it, useful & interesting. Nick's experienced & knowledgeable. His lectures are informative & he does a great job breakin down the DENSE material so 100% go. Read the book, attend & pay attention, take good notes & u'll do well. Tests are hard but very fair. Fair & punctual grading. He can be inaccessible at times

AMAZING prof! He explains concepts in a way that is easy to understand and only tests on material covered in class. If you attend class and take thorough notes, you will do well, as his grading is very fair. However, if you skip class, don't expect a good mark.

Nick is a caring guy and passionate about law. The course itself is very hard and content-heavy. There was discussion posts 15%, midterm 20% (online; no lockdown browser), and final 65% (in-person; open book). If you don't do very well on the midterm you are screwed for the final. HAVE GOOD NOTES AND READ THE TEXTBOOK. Only way to pass the course.

DO NOT SKIP HIS CLASSES if u wanna pass!!! only 2 exams but theyre open book & arent hard if u take good notes. he tells u exactly how to answer the questions so just write down what he says & take those notes to the exam. follow his format & u will be good. he's very clear & teaches well, i did no readings & got an A so if u do, u can do rlly well

Great at explaining concepts, do not skip his classes if you want a good mark

Nick is genuinely a great professor. He's so skilled at simplifying intense concepts as well as providing multiple examples to prepare you for the exam. Slides are clear and concise. May be a bit of a tough marker but overall would recommend.

He is top tier at explaining and simplifying along with providing examples. Every time I attend his 9am class It's always worth it.

One of my favourite profs at TMU. I was so scared for law, but Nick made this class way easier than other profs. As this class is only graded on a midterm and final, he really prepares you for the exams. He gives so many example cases that are similar to what's on the exam and tells you exactly what he's looking for. Definitely go to class.

Nick is an excellent professor who makes this tough law course much more manageable. Attend his classes, take thorough notes, and utilize resources like ChatGPT and unstuck ai for exam prep - you'll do great!

Not an easy course. 15% of your grade comes from weekly discussion questions. It was first come, first served. If you're late, it'll be much harder to earn points. It was a terrible system, I ended with 3/15%. The mid-term had 20% weighting, and the final exam had 65%. Take good notes and don't skip the Zoom meeting before the exams, it'll help.