Resources

The case involving the Lac Seul First Nation’s quest for equitable compensation is significant in its precedence.  

Many businesses are considering establishing vaccination policies that seek to keep employees and customers safe by confirming or requiring vaccinations of people attending at the business location.

Carriage motions have an added complexity when there are parallel class actions commenced in multiple jurisdictions.

This is not your average program! Join us for an evening of virtual networking and mentoring with accomplished women of the Bench and Bar to find out how they made it to the top.

Join our panel of privacy experts, who will discuss the future of artificial intelligence, privacy and PIPEDA. Hear directly from the OPC on the 2020 AI Consultation, what prompted it, what was found, and the response of academics and practitioners in implementing next steps.

As we head into the busy summer real estate season, three significant changes have been made by the Law Society of Ontario that will have significant implications for real property lawyers throughout Ontario.

During the past few months, the Tax Court of Canada has taken steps to facilitate virtual proceedings, but how will this impact the practice of oral and written advocacy?

In this session of the Pathways to Power series, the Women Lawyers Forum shines a light on the journey of distinguished women lawyers who are entrepreneurs and business owners.

The practise of civil litigation in health law has shifted dramatically in the last year and a half. Join our panel of experts as they discuss how medical malpractice has evolved during the pandemic and where it is going in the year ahead.

Calling lawyers at the developing stages in their career! Join us for an inclusive and interactive event, make connections and gain insights from diverse experts in the field of environmental law.