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Join colleagues and friends virtually, as we celebrate our well-respected and deserving award winner. After the award presentation, there will be an interactive mentoring session, including a mentorship roundtable followed by breakout rooms.

Racialized and minority communities experience different levels of access to insolvency services and professionals, and this program is intended to explore why that is so, as well as ways it can be effectively changed to ensure equal access to the profession for clients and diverse lawyers alike.

Pro bono legal services are a fundamental aspect of access to justice. It is a way for vulnerable communities to access high quality legal services where they might not otherwise be able to afford them.

Criminal law cases routinely involve disturbing and traumatic details that arise from incidents of robbery to murder, sexual assault and crimes against minors.

Since March, many employees have been working from home -- a situation that is likely to grow in prevalence, with some employers already looking to permanently continue remote work arrangements beyond the pandemic.

Do you doubt your skills, talents or accomplishments as a lawyer on a regular basis?

The OBA WLF section knows the challenges that #WomenInLaw face when speaking out, whether online or in person.

Join us as the OBA sits down with the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario, Patricia Kosseim, to talk about her first few months in the new role.

Raising awareness about the impact of microaggressions in a workplace setting can be an important first step.

The CCCA Ontario Chapter is pleased to once again partner with DLA Piper (Canada) LLP to present a timely discussion on intellectual property issues.