2020

The Law Society of Upper Canada has released two key reports on topics of interest to members of the OBA.

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In a Law Times editorial, Marni Dicker, executive vice president, general counsel and corporate secretary for Infrastructure Ontario, offers her views on why the Law Practice Program should continue.

Law Practice Program supporters question aspects of the Law Society’s report recommending an end to the program.

In a National Post article, OBA President David Sterns discusses the difficulties with Ontario’s largely paper-based justice system and presses for the implementation of technology.

Two lawyers who completed Ryerson’s Law Practice Program grade aspects of the articling alternative and share their experiences.

A report from a Law Society of Upper Canada committee recommends ending the Law Practice Program following the completion of its three-year pilot, Law Times reports.

The Law Society of Upper Canada will soon begin a review of the Law Practice Program to evaluate its viability.

Geza Banfai, recipient of the 2016 OBA Award of Excellence in Construction and Infrastructure Law, has been featured in the Daily Commercial News following his award win.

As the new OBA term commences, your Section’s Executive has been hard at work organizing learning, advocacy, and networking activities to support your practice. A continuing initiative has been liaising with the Law Society of Upper Canada to request the creation of a Tax Law Area of Specialization for the LSUC’s Certified Specialist Program.