Resources

Most practitioners perceive tax law as a daunting area of practice. It is a rule and regulation-driven practice area, requiring a constant upkeep of current developments and is well-suited for lawyers who enjoy intellectual challenges and problem solving.

As a young lawyer, it is important to develop strong conflict resolution and negotiation skills to help protect your clients’ interests.

The long awaited 2021 Federal Budget has been released and brings about considerable changes in the Canadian taxation landscape, whether effective now or to be introduced down the line

Successful advocacy in administrative law requires a thorough understanding of the law and an appreciation of how to argue a successful case.

Corporate insolvency proceedings create difficulties for all of the company’s stakeholders. For businesses with pension and benefit plans, there are many implications and tensions between insolvency law and pensions and benefits law.

Join us for a unique opportunity to hear from your Superior Court of Justice judges in a less formal setting than the courtroom.

Under the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) (and formerly under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)), Trader Visas and Investor Visas are available as an avenue for entry into Canada, but they are seldom used.

Winding up a charity or a not-for-profit raises many difficult technical issues that are not present in the wind up of regular corporations.

Join our panel of experts as they provide insightful updates and bring you up to speed on the latest in public law jurisprudence and trends with a focus on pandemic-related cases.

The COVID pandemic has changed – perhaps permanently – the way that our clients do business and make their products and services to available to consumers.