Resources

It has now been over nine months since the Canada-US border was closed to all non-essential travel, with no clear end date in sight.

Whether it is a client or opponent who has gone bankrupt, it is inevitable that personal injury lawyers will encounter bankruptcy and insolvency issues in their practice.

2020 presented a number of unprecedented financial challenges, which resulted in various government initiatives designed to support Canadian individuals, families and businesses.

In our current world, many of us are facing increased demands at work and at home.  These increased demands combined with our inability to connect socially or to just “get away from it all”, is, in many cases, leading to stress and anxiety levels that are at an all time high.

In mid-October, the Supreme Court of Canada released its decision in Fraser v. Canada (Attorney General) holding that the Royal Canadian Mounted Police’s (RCMP) pension plan discriminates against women, revisiting the test and evidentiary burden in adverse effects discrimination cases under the Charter.

There is power in working for change every day of your career, whether its change for a single client or whether it's working for change to systemic inequalities.

There have been a number of developments in condominium law as a result of the global pandemic. These are further complicated by the recent emergency declaration.

Join your colleagues for this valuable discussion as experienced practitioners share their insights on current issues and best practices in the estate planning world.

The CCCA Ontario Chapter is pleased to once again partner with Cassels to present a discussion on workplace investigations.

Difficult conversations are a critical part of growing and improving our workplace productivity, efficiency, excellence and culture.