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Many workers with occupational injuries are vulnerable, due to financial worries, or due to physical impairments or mental health issues.

With the ongoing use of the JSO Portal, Caselines and presumptive modes of appearance differing between jurisdictions, what are the key pieces of information you need to know about practicing family law in a particular region?

Once the reporting is done and emergency response underway, dealing with regulators can be the next hurdle facing counsel.

Restructuring practitioners see insolvency matters as most effectively resolved in an ‘single proceeding’ model but the Supreme Court of Canada has held that insolvencies don't necessarily trump arbitration.

This program discusses some of the steps that law firms and other legal workplaces are taking to promote equity, diversity and inclusion in the field of labour and employment law.

The Ontario Business Registry (OBR) was launched, while the Business Corporations Act (Ontario) (OBCA), the Corporations Information Act (CIA), and other statutes were amended.

Have you been given the opportunity to assist or be a second chair on a trial and want to ensure that you are being helpful to your principal and client?

There are many enticing elements to the construction process such as home customization and a gradual path to closing.

The CCCA Ontario Chapter is pleased to once again partner with McCarthy Tétrault LLP to provide practical advice on how to approach drafting some of the most common (and trickiest) contract clauses that in-house counsel routinely tackle.

A fulsome discussion about the legal implications of the shift from “traditional” TV and film funding and delivery models to streaming services and internet platforms (Twitch, YouTube etc.) and the effects on the IP rights of production companies, artists, and distributors with reference to content regulation, project financing, distribution and licensing.