Resources

With these uncertain times comes constantly changing laws and regulatory policies, and keeping up with this fast pace requires a sharp focus.

The issues facing older adults and people with disabilities during the current pandemic are numerous, complex and rapidly changing.

Join us for the final installment of the Elder Law Passport Series, as our faculty brings best practices together, and explores the key legal issues and resources involved when providing holistic and full spectrum representation for the older adult client.

Necessity is the mother of invention. As we all adjust to our new remote working world, so are the courts. Get up to speed on how to best prepare for and perform in a virtual courtroom environment.

Canadian charities and not-for-profits are defined by the good work that they do for the benefit of the Canadian public.

In addition to agreeing to participate in a remote labour arbitration, preparing your clients, as well as yourself, for a successful remote arbitration requires new and special considerations.

Small claims are becoming much less “small” with the recent increase in monetary jurisdiction to $35,000.

Mediations need not be adjourned during the current climate, and cases can still move forward to resolution by settlement despite court closures and other business disruptions.

On April 7, an Order was made under the Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act permitting virtual witnessing for wills and powers of attorney.

With physical distancing requirements and service interruptions, lawyers working in child welfare are faced with a myriad of unique and unprecedented challenges.