Resources

Join us for this unique series where past winners of the OBA Murray Klein Award discuss precedent-setting cases in which they were involved, or new concepts and practices in Canadian insolvency and restructuring law where they were at the forefront.

More than just a formality or a term of art, proving a Will in solemn form is a process with practical and historical importance for estate litigators.

As of February 1, 2019, the one-judge civil case management pilot will be effective in Ontario. Under this pilot, the judge that has been assigned to case-manage an action will preside over all pre-trial hearings, case management conferences and the trial itself.

Join us for the first instalment of the Insolvency Section’s Looming Crisis breakfast speaker series, featuring Robert Brookfield, Director General of Canada’s Trade Law Bureau.

Although associates are the future of private practice, the pathway to success can be different for female and male associates.

As we enter the fifth year of working with the Express Entry system, join our panel of expert speakers for a practical program covering advanced strategies for success.

What follows from the Ontario Government’s repeal of the Cap & Trade program?

Attend this practical drafting session to discuss the thorniest contract clauses that in-house counsel commonly face.

Youth in care experience unique challenges when they face charges in the criminal justice system particularly with respect to attaining judicial interim release, and issues around sentencing and recidivism.

Whether you are dealing with the immigration or refugee categories, the humanitarian and compassionate (H&C) category is a unique and effective tool for your clients. It straddles both the immigration and refugee systems, as well as inland and overseas processing.