Resources

On April 22, the emergency order permitting virtual witnessing of wills and powers of attorney was amended to permit signing in counterparts.

As a result of the physical distancing requirements, lawyers in civil and regulatory matters are already conducting discoveries, cross examinations and regulatory examinations virtually.

Following the launch of the provincial government’s Learn at Home Portal in March, students across the province have been engaging in remote learning from their homes.

Join us as our stellar faculty examines Canada's business relationship with its longest standing free trade partners, the United States and Mexico.

Appeals in estate, trust, power of attorney and guardianship cases may be rare, but you still need to know how to navigate them.

While Ontario works on its own climate change and greenhouse gas legislation, the federal Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act governs carbon producers and fuel importers and users in Ontario.

Traditionally, regulation has been based on rules and on deterrence. It’s been responsive, risk-based, data-driven, and outcome-focussed.

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.