Articles 2024

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Recap of the WSIAT Stakeholder Event of September 28, 2021

  • 21 octobre 2021
  • Teresa Gianfelice, Office of the Worker Adviser

For those who were unable to attend the recent WSIAT stakeholder event, the notes below touch upon the highlights of each presentation from the event.

Student Forum, Accidents de travail

Mentorship - the Hidden Gem of the Legal Community

  • 20 octobre 2021
  • Daniel Fridmar

Mentorship is one of the most important and least discussed components of the legal community, which largely influences the growth of newer generations of lawyers by the help of older ones.

Praticien exerçant seul, petit cabinet et pratique générale, Student Forum

Flying Solo in the Competitive World of Law

  • 20 octobre 2021
  • Justin Bozzo

This article is a culmination of the experiences of a young lawyer. More specifically, it’s about the traits that have allowed him to thrive as a solo attorney in the competitive world of law.

Praticien exerçant seul, petit cabinet et pratique générale, Student Forum

Practicting Solo in Covid

  • 20 octobre 2021
  • Anton Katz

A sole-practitioner's outlook on practice during the time of Covid.

Praticien exerçant seul, petit cabinet et pratique générale, Student Forum

Summary of What You Missed While You Were Away: Summer 2021 Tax Developments

  • 19 octobre 2021
  • Jingcai Ying, JD Candidate, Class of 2023, Osgoode Hall Law School

This year's annual What You Missed While You Were Away program was organized and chaired by Lisa Watzinger and Hennadiy Kutsenko with presenters Joan Jung, Lesley L’Heureux, and Christopher Anderson.

Student Forum, Droit fiscal

Saskatchewan Court Denies Certification and Strikes Claim where Representative Plaintiff and Lawyer Sought to Profit from Class Members they Sought to Represent

  • 18 octobre 2021
  • Michael Tersigni, Keel Cottrelle LLP

In a recent decision of the Saskatchewan QB, the Court refused to certify an action and struck the claim in its entirety. The Court took issue with the behaviour of Plaintiffs’ counsel, including his acceptance of fees solicited from putative class members without court approval, noting that the fee arrangement between the proposed representative plaintiffs’ and Plaintiff's counsel created an “obvious and untenable” conflict giving rise to divided loyalties, thereby rendering counsel unsuitable.

Droit des recours collectifs, Student Forum

Divisional Court Confirms Environmental Significance of Ministerial Zoning Orders and Importance of Consultation under the Environmental Bill of Rights, 1993

  • 18 octobre 2021
  • Talia Gordner, Annik Forristal, and Kailey Sutton

Learn about the recent decision of Greenpeace Canada (2471256 Canada Inc.) v. Ontario (Minister of the Environment, Conservation and Parks) which has confirmed the potentially significant environmental impact of the use of Ministerial Zoning Orders as well as the government’s obligation to closely consider whether public consultation is required under the Environmental Bill of Rights, 1993 prior to the enactment of proposed legislation or policy.

Droit de l’environnement, Student Forum

The Overview You Have “Bin” Waiting For: The New Blue Box Program Shifts Accountability on to Producers

  • 18 octobre 2021
  • Susan Fridlyand

The new Blue Box Regulation came into force on June 3, 2021. This regulation shifts the responsibility of operating and paying for Ontario’s recycling program on to Producers of Blue Box Materials. The transition will take place between July 1, 2023 and December 31, 2025; however, there are important registration requirements effective as of this year to be aware of, as detailed below.

Droit de l’environnement, Student Forum